Nelson Personal Injury
2351 Connecticut Ave., Suite 130, St. Cloud, MN, St. Cloud, MN
About Nelson Personal Injury
Nelson Personal Injury is a Minnesota law firm handling personal injury cases. Established in 1995, the firm represents clients in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, slip and fall incidents, dog bites, and wrongful death claims. Attorneys Timothy W. Nelson and Matthew J. Nelson, a father-son team, serve clients from offices in St. Cloud and Maple Grove. The firm has recovered millions for accident victims and operates on a contingency fee basis.
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$650,000
Truck Accidents
37 year-old medical professional. The client sustained a traumatic brain injury and cervical disc herniation, which required surgery, when she was rear ended by a semi-truck.
$580,000
Car Accidents
Client: Unemployed woman in her late 30’s. The client was operating her ATV illegally on a gravel road. After stopping to talk to a neighbor, she tried to make a “U-turn” when she was struck by a delivery van causing a severe injury to her ankle. The insurance company for the delivery van denied any legal responsibility for the collision. We tried the case to a McCleod County jury for 5 days and they found the driver 60% at fault and our client 40% at fault.
$525,000
Truck Accidents
46-year-old truck driver. The client was driving his truck when he was rear ended by a tanker truck. The client suffered injuries to his neck and wrists.
$500,000
Slips and Falls
50 year old nurse. The client slipped and fell on ice that had formed due to melting and refreezing on a sidewalk in front of a business. The lights in front of the store were also not working, making the ice difficult to see. The client sustained a fractured femur, which required surgery and long rehabilitation.