St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyer

If you were injured in an accident in St. Paul, our personal injury attorneys are ready to fight for you. We represent accident victims throughout the capital city and the east metro on a contingency basis — you pay nothing unless we win.

Accident Cases We Handle in St. Paul

• Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents
• Pedestrian and bicycle injuries
• Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) crashes
• Slip and fall and premises injuries
• Wrongful death claims

Local Knowledge of St. Paul Roads

From I-94 and I-35E to busy corridors like University Avenue and West 7th Street, we know where serious St. Paul crashes happen and how Minnesota’s no-fault rules apply to your claim. We move quickly to preserve evidence and build the strongest possible case.

Call 763-592-0200 for a free, no-obligation consultation, available 24/7. You pay nothing unless we win.

Where St. Paul Crashes Happen

St. Paul’s older street grid, the Green Line light rail running down University Avenue, heavy commuter traffic on I-94 and I-35E, and the bridges over the Mississippi create collision patterns that differ from the suburbs. Riders know the Shepard Road and Warner Road stretches along the river, the sweep of West 7th toward the airport, and the on-ramps where merging drivers never check their mirrors. Pedestrians and cyclists are at particular risk along University Avenue, Snelling Avenue, and Rice Street. We obtain reports from the St. Paul Police Department or the Minnesota State Patrol, request transit and traffic camera footage before it is recycled, and canvass for witnesses.

Government Vehicles, Transit, and Short Deadlines

As the state capital, St. Paul has more government vehicles on its streets than most cities — state fleet cars, Metro Transit buses, Ramsey County vehicles, and city trucks. A claim involving any of them carries a much shorter notice deadline than an ordinary injury claim, and missing it can end the case. If a government vehicle or public property was involved in your injury, call us right away.

Serving St. Paul and the East Metro

Law Hogs represents injured people in St. Paul, Maplewood, Roseville, Woodbury, Oakdale, West St. Paul, South St. Paul, Inver Grove Heights, Cottage Grove, Stillwater, and White Bear Lake. We meet east-metro clients by appointment, by phone or video, or at home, and consultations are free with no fee unless we win.

Frequently Asked Questions

I was hit on my bike or motorcycle on University Avenue. Who pays my medical bills?

If you were on a bicycle or on foot, Minnesota no-fault (PIP) benefits typically cover initial medical expenses and wage loss, often through the vehicle involved or your own auto policy. If you were on a motorcycle, no-fault does not apply, and the at-fault driver’s liability coverage and your own uninsured/underinsured coverage become the key sources of recovery.

I was injured on a Metro Transit bus or at a Green Line station. Is my claim different?

Yes. Claims against public transit agencies and other government entities carry much shorter notice deadlines than ordinary injury claims, so it is important to talk to a lawyer quickly.

Which court handles a St. Paul injury lawsuit?

Injury lawsuits arising in St. Paul are generally filed in Ramsey County District Court. Most claims settle without a lawsuit, but we build each case as though it will go to trial.

Related Pages

Learn more about how we handle motorcycle accidents, car accidents, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, rideshare crashes, ATV and snowmobile accidents, and slip-and-fall injuries, see all of our Minnesota personal injury services, or review our case results.

Read our Legal Insights guides on Minnesota injury claims, or contact Law Hogs for a free 24/7 consultation.