Gallagher Law Firm
3252 Rice Street, St. Paul, MN 55126, St. Paul, MN 55126
5.0(6 reviews)About Gallagher Law Firm
Gallagher Law Firm represents clients in personal injury, car accident, and wrongful death cases across Minnesota and Wisconsin. With 40 years of experience, the firm also handles insurance subrogation claims for both individuals and insurance carriers nationwide. Its attorneys have recovered millions for clients and include a Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist. One attorney brings 37 years of courtroom experience, including insurance defense, to benefit injury victims. An investigator fluent in Hmong assists clients.
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Notable Case Results
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$200,000
Commercial Water Loss
A popular sporting goods store suffered a significant water event when a fire sprinkler malfunctioned. Investigation revealed a defective, recalled sprinkler part. The matter was litigated and resolved through mediation.
$100,000
Commercial Equipment Fire Loss
A piece of commercial earth-clearing equipment caught fire and was destroyed due to a defective hydraulic hose. The case was litigated, and a jury rendered a favorable verdict for 100% of the loss.
$100,000
Residential Fire Loss
A fire caused by a careless guest resulted in significant smoke damage and property loss. Through discovery, it was established that the student tenant was liable for guests' negligence and covered by his parents' homeowners insurance.
$350,000
Residential Water Loss
A residential home suffered extensive water damage due to an improperly installed water supply line by the original homeowner. The firm developed a theory allowing a claim against the builder, leading to a settlement for policy limits.