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Minnesota Car Accident Lawyers

We don’t have any car accident lawyers listed in Minnesota yet. Representation after auto, truck, motorcycle and rideshare crashes.

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What car accident lawyers do in Minnesota

Car accident lawyers focus on motor-vehicle crashes — from rear-end collisions to multi-vehicle highway wrecks, trucking accidents and rideshare incidents. They gather police reports, crash data, witness statements and medical records to build a claim against the at-fault driver’s insurer and, when needed, your own uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage.

Insurance rules for auto accidents vary significantly from state to state, including no-fault systems and comparative-fault rules that can reduce what you recover. A local attorney understands how those rules apply where your crash happened.

Common car accidents matters

  • Rear-end and intersection collisions
  • Commercial truck accidents
  • Motorcycle crashes
  • Uber and Lyft accidents
  • Hit-and-run and uninsured drivers
  • Drunk-driving crashes

When to contact a car accident lawyer

  • Anyone was injured, even if symptoms appeared days later
  • A commercial vehicle, rideshare or government vehicle was involved
  • The other driver’s insurer is disputing fault
  • The settlement offer does not cover your medical bills and lost wages

How car accidents lawyers charge

Car accident cases are almost always handled on a contingency-fee basis, so there is no hourly bill. The fee is a percentage of any settlement or verdict, and many firms offer a free case review.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • Have you handled claims against this insurance company before?
  • How do comparative-fault rules in this state affect my case?
  • Should I use my own uninsured / underinsured coverage?
  • Do you advance the cost of accident reconstruction or medical experts?

Read our full guide to car accidents law

Frequently asked questions

How much does a car accidents lawyer cost in Minnesota?

Car accident cases are almost always handled on a contingency-fee basis, so there is no hourly bill. The fee is a percentage of any settlement or verdict, and many firms offer a free case review.

What should I ask a Minnesota car accident lawyer?

Have you handled claims against this insurance company before? How do comparative-fault rules in this state affect my case? Should I use my own uninsured / underinsured coverage? Do you advance the cost of accident reconstruction or medical experts?