Local injury help in Minneapolis
Twin Cities winters raise the stakes
Minneapolis roads — I-35W, I-94, and I-394 — face heavy commuter traffic and some of the harshest winter driving conditions in the country. Ice, snow, and reduced visibility drive up the number of serious crashes each year.
Dream Team Law represents injured people across Hennepin County and the Twin Cities metro. Minnesota is a no-fault state with generous PIP benefits and its own deadlines, and we help clients access those benefits while pursuing at-fault parties.
Minnesota — the verified essentials
Statute of limitations (injury)
Minnesota generally allows up to 6 years for many personal injury negligence claims (wrongful death and other claims differ).
No-fault system
Minnesota is a no-fault state requiring PIP of at least $40,000 ($20,000 medical / $20,000 wage-loss and other), which pays regardless of fault.
Stepping outside no-fault
You may pursue the at-fault driver when injuries meet statutory thresholds (e.g., medical expense or disability thresholds).
Comparative negligence
Minnesota follows modified comparative negligence — barred if your fault is greater than the other party’s.
⚠️ State deadlines and fault rules have exceptions (minors, government claims, serious-injury thresholds). Confirm the specifics of your case with a licensed attorney before relying on them.
How we help Minneapolis accident victims
◆Car & truck accidents
◆Motorcycle crashes
◆Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) injuries
◆Pedestrian & bicycle accidents
◆Slip & fall injuries
◆Wrongful death
Minneapolis — frequently asked questions
How much PIP does Minnesota require?+
At least $40,000 total — typically $20,000 for medical and $20,000 for wage-loss and other expenses — payable regardless of fault. We make sure you access all of it.
Can I still sue the other driver?+
Yes, when your injuries meet Minnesota’s thresholds. We handle both your no-fault benefits and any claim against the at-fault driver.
