Best Minneapolis Personal Injury Attorneys

Family-owned and operated since 2007, Nicolet Law serves accident victims across Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Iowa. The firm has recovered more than $500 million and holds over 1,950 five-star reviews.

Its Minneapolis personal injury lawyers work from an SE Main Street office, one of roughly 30 locations across the four states. Cases include car crashes, motorcycle wrecks, dog bites, slip and falls, and food poisoning claims.

Partners carry titles like the Midwest's Motorcycle Lawyer and the Midwest's Truck Accident Lawyer. Two attorneys practice in Spanish. Consultations are free and calls are answered around the clock.

Minnesota's largest injury practice has represented the seriously hurt for over 50 years. Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben works from the 51st floor of the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis.

Twenty attorneys bring more than 500 combined years of experience to auto collision, semi-truck, and product liability claims. Top results include a $15.8 million jury verdict and a $12 million settlement for automobile accident victims.

More than half of its lawyers are board certified, a distinction held by under 3% of Minnesota attorneys. Branch offices cover St. Paul, Rochester, and St. Cloud, and the firm has earned over 500 five-star reviews.

Catastrophic injuries, product liability, sexual abuse, and fatal crashes make up much of Hall Law's docket. Its attorneys hold Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent ratings and a National Trial Lawyers Top 100 listing.

Edina and St. Cloud offices support the Minneapolis location.

More than $1 billion recovered places TSR Injury Law among the state's highest-performing injury practices. Founding partner Steve Terry opened the doors over 26 years ago, and the team now works from Norman Center Drive in Bloomington.

Partner Rich Ruohonen won a $12 million settlement for a man who lost a leg, plus $4 million in a commercial semi-truck case. Attorneys hold Super Lawyers, American Board of Trial Advocates, and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates honors.

TSR is also the official injury law partner of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Minneapolis office of Tyroler Leonard Injury Law sits on Wayzata Boulevard, just west of downtown. Its attorneys handle car, motorcycle, and commercial vehicle claims across the metro with 62 years of combined experience.

Since 1991, Robert Wilson & Associates has represented thousands of hurt workers in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the northwest suburbs. Work injuries and auto claims make up most of the caseload.

Robert E. Wilson has practiced over 35 years and received a Medal of Valor for heroism from the Minneapolis Police Department. The firm belongs to the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, and it collects no fee without a recovery.

Heimerl & Lammers is one of the few Twin Cities practices pairing family law with accident and work-injury representation. Divorce, child custody, employment disputes, and semi-truck collisions all move through the same Minnetonka office.

The firm runs its injury side under the 612-INJURED brand and keeps several offices across the metro. Attorneys are reachable 24/7.

Founded in 1978, Bradshaw & Bryant divides its work between injury claims and criminal defense. The Golden Valley office on Xenia Avenue covers the west metro, while the main office sits in Waite Park near St. Cloud.

Managing partner Michael Bryant is a Certified Civil Trial Specialist and a frequent writer on accident and negligence topics. Attorney Sean Sullivan runs the Golden Valley location.

Twelve offices across the state make Milavetz Injury Law one of Minnesota's most widely located practices. Its Brooklyn Center headquarters anchors a firm running since 1963 that has recovered more than $500 million.

A $15.5 million trucking result and a $6.1 million prescription drug case rank among the largest. Milavetz also handles family law, bankruptcy, and criminal matters, and it has been named to Best Law Firms.

Public employees get unusual attention at Osterbauer Law Firm. Alongside work injury and accident claims, its lawyers handle PERA and MSRS disability benefits for police officers, firefighters, and correctional staff.

Joseph Osterbauer leads a Minneapolis team with 76 years of combined experience, serving the Twin Cities, Rochester, Duluth, and greater Minnesota. Cases run on contingency.

For more than 50 years, Paige J. Donnelly, Ltd. has represented accident victims across Minnesota and into Wisconsin. Paige Donnelly, Sheila Donnelly-Coyne, and Douglas Scheel handle trucking crashes, brain injuries, construction accidents, and premises claims.

Unlike most practices its size, the St. Paul office keeps in-house investigators who gather evidence directly. The team also litigates work injury claims before judges.

Heinlein Law pairs two practices most firms keep apart: professional license defense and injury litigation. Melissa Heinlein has spent over 15 years defending nurses, physicians, dentists, and chiropractors before Minnesota licensing boards.

Colleague Priscilla Lord won a $2.4 million verdict for a client left permanently disabled after a crash. The office sits on Clifton Avenue near Loring Park.

Four offices in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Woodbury, and White Bear Lake give Sand Law wide coverage of the east metro. Brothers Rick and William Sand lead a litigation team that takes on vehicle crashes, nursing home abuse, and daycare abuse claims.

The Minneapolis location occupies the historic Grain Exchange Building downtown. Consultations cost nothing and run 24 hours a day.

Mike Schultz has represented injured Minnesota workers for more than 37 years from his downtown Minneapolis office. His practice covers workers' comp appeals, Social Security Disability, and short- and long-term disability benefits.

He also takes third-party negligence and fatal accident claims. In-home consultations are available at no cost, and the office serves Spanish speakers.

Tom Sieben and Patrick Cotter split their South St. Paul practice between criminal defense and injury litigation. Cotter is a Minnesota State Bar certified criminal law specialist and a Super Lawyers Top 100 honoree.

The Dakota County firm takes cases across Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington, and Anoka counties, plus greater Minnesota and Wisconsin.

A $1.25 million recovery for a motorcyclist with spinal fractures ranks among Richard O'Dea's larger results. He has handled accident claims for over 30 years and has made the Minnesota Super Lawyers list more than a dozen times.

The White Bear Lake practice covers auto and boating crashes, snowmobile wrecks, dram shop liability, and no-fault disputes. Clients work with O'Dea directly.

612 INJURED is the accident and work-injury arm of Heimerl & Lammers, based in Minnetonka. Partners Michael Lammers and Benjamin Heimerl lead a team handling vehicle crashes, premises liability, dram shop claims, and burn injuries.

Intake runs 24/7 across three Twin Cities locations, and fees come only from a recovery.

Donald "Doc" Kohler became a lawyer after a back injury at UPS put him through the workers' comp system himself. He now practices solo from White Bear Lake, covering work injuries, accident claims, fatal-accident cases, and estate planning.

Kohler has argued before the Workers' Compensation Court of Appeals and the Minnesota Supreme Court. A second office serves the Iron Range from Kabetogama.

Pam and David Rochlin have each practiced law for over 25 years, and both have been named Minnesota Super Lawyers. Pam works exclusively for people hurt in vehicle crashes, defective product incidents, and slip and falls.

The firm keeps a Washington Avenue office in the North Loop and works on a contingency fee basis.