A serious injury changes everything. Medical bills stack up, work becomes impossible, and insurance companies move quickly to protect their own interests rather than yours.
If you or someone you love was hurt in an accident in Minot or Ward County, Lowe Law Group is ready to fight for you. We’ve recovered over $550 million for injured clients across North Dakota, including $2.8 million for a client whose car was struck by a commercial vehicle. We’ve seen how these cases unfold, and we know what it takes to hold the right people accountable.
Your consultation is free. You pay nothing unless we win.
Not every personal injury attorney understands what it means to practice in Minot. The conditions that cause serious accidents here are unique to this region, and successful legal strategies must reflect that.
US-83 and Highway 2 carry some of the heaviest commercial truck traffic in the state. Oilfield service vehicles operate continuously on routes connecting Minot to the Bakken formation, and agricultural equipment shares rural roads throughout Ward County. In winter, black ice, whiteout conditions, and subzero temperatures create hazards that contribute to some of the most serious crashes of the year. Near Minot Air Force Base, high-traffic corridors see consistent vehicle volume that adds to the region’s accident risk.
These aren’t the kinds of issues a generic personal injury firm is equipped to handle. Understanding which roads carry the heaviest commercial truck traffic, how North Dakota courts evaluate municipal liability for winter road maintenance failures, and how oilfield employment relationships can impact both workers’ compensation and personal injury claims helps shape the strategy behind your case from day one.
Lowe Law Group is one of the few injury law firms in Minot, North Dakota, with a dedicated local presence. We have an office here. We know this community, and we know how to win for the people who live here.
Serious injuries happen in many ways. Here are the case types we handle for Minot and Ward County clients.
Car accidents are the most common source of personal injury claims in Ward County. Whether your crash happened on US-83, at a Minot intersection, or on a rural county road in winter conditions, we dig into what happened, identify everyone responsible, and pursue every available source of compensation.
Commercial truck crashes tend to cause catastrophic injuries. We handle claims involving 18-wheelers, tankers, and oilfield service vehicles operating on North Dakota’s freight corridors, and we know how to identify carrier liability, FMCSA violations, and corporate negligence that generic firms miss.
Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable people on North Dakota roads. We fight back against insurers who try to assign disproportionate fault to riders and work to recover the full compensation our clients are owed.
Property owners and businesses have a legal obligation to maintain safe conditions. When negligent maintenance, ice, or hazardous conditions cause a serious fall, we hold the responsible parties accountable.
Pedestrians and cyclists struck by vehicles often sustain severe injuries. We build strong cases for clients injured in crosswalks, on Minot’s bike routes, and on roads where drivers failed to yield.
Minot sits at the edge of North Dakota’s oil country. Workers injured on well sites, in oilfield transport, or in pipeline operations may have both a workers’ compensation claim and a personal injury claim available to them. We help clients pursue both.
When a loved one is killed due to someone else’s negligence, we help families pursue justice and the compensation they need to move forward.
The decisions you make in the hours after an accident can significantly affect your case. Here’s what matters most.
Even if you don’t feel seriously injured, get evaluated. Symptoms from high-impact accidents often don’t appear until hours or days later, and a gap in medical care gives insurers grounds to dispute your claim.
Take photographs of the scene, vehicle positions, road and weather conditions, and any visible injuries. Collect names and contact information for witnesses. If a commercial vehicle was involved, the carrier name and USDOT number from the side of the truck.
Insurance adjusters may contact you quickly. You are not required to give a recorded statement, and doing so before speaking with an attorney can seriously damage your claim.
In oilfield and commercial vehicle cases especially, the other side begins building its defense immediately. Evidence has a short window. The sooner we get involved, the stronger position you’re in.
Call Lowe Law Group at (701) 638-9127 any time, day or night. Your first consultation is free, and there’s no obligation to move forward.
Understanding the legal framework that governs your case helps you make informed decisions. Here are the rules that matter most for injured people in North Dakota.
If you’re not sure how these rules apply to your situation, we’ll walk you through it at no cost during your free case evaluation.
Insurance companies have resources, legal teams, and experience in minimizing claims. We level the playing field.
Dr. Andrew Georgi is a full-time physician focused on litigation injury medicine. He and our medical team evaluate your injuries with both your recovery and your case in mind. When insurers challenge the severity or permanence of your injuries, that medical perspective can make a significant difference.
Our forensic specialists assess exactly what happened, establishing liability and countering any attempt by insurers to shift blame onto you. In commercial vehicle and oilfield cases, where crash sites can be remote and evidence moves quickly, that reconstruction work is often the foundation of the entire case.
Several of our attorneys spent their careers on the defense side before joining Lowe Law Group. They know the tactics carriers and insurers use to undercut claims, and they use that knowledge to stay ahead at every stage of your case.
Our contingency fee structure means no upfront costs and no hourly bills. If we don’t recover compensation for you, you owe us nothing. We also offer a 30-day risk-free guarantee: if you sign with us and change your mind within the first 30 days, you can walk away with no obligation.
Six years under NDCC 28-01-16. However, waiting works against you. Evidence degrades, witnesses become harder to locate, and the other side begins building its defense immediately after an accident. The earlier we get involved, the stronger the case we can develop for you.
Yes, in most cases. North Dakota’s modified comparative fault rule under NDCC 32-03.2-02 allows you to recover compensation as long as you are not more than 50 percent responsible for the accident. If you share some fault, your recovery is reduced proportionally. Insurance companies will work hard to inflate your share of fault. We work just as hard to counter that.
It depends on the specifics of your injury, your medical costs, lost income, and the long-term impact on your life. Cases involving severe or permanent injuries, multiple defendants, or commercial vehicles typically result in significantly higher compensation. The best way to understand what your case is worth is to speak with an attorney before accepting any offer from an insurer.
If a third party caused your injury while you were working, you may have both a workers’ compensation claim and a personal injury claim available to you. These claims interact in specific ways, and how you handle one affects the other. We help Minot-area clients navigate both so nothing gets left on the table.
We have an in-house medical director, a forensic reconstruction team, and attorneys who spent years working for insurance companies before switching sides. We’re one of the most established personal injury lawyers in Minot, ND, with a local office, a local number, and a record that speaks for itself. We don’t get paid unless you win.
Insurance companies start protecting their interests the moment an accident happens. Every day without representation is a day the other side spends building their case instead of yours.
Before you accept any offer or give any statement, talk to us. One conversation could be the difference between a settlement that covers your bills and one that covers your future.
Call Lowe Law Group at (701) 638-9127 for a free case evaluation or contact us here. We’re available 24/7, there’s no fee unless we win, and you have 30 days to decide if we’re the right fit with zero obligation.
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I wanted to take a second and thank the Lowe Law Group for taking the confusion out of an already complex situation I have found myself in since the accident. Immediately after the accident I was with another firm but quickly realized I needed someone who would walk me through this process helping me to understand what I needed to do in order to help my case anyway I could.
I can’t tell you what a relief I felt the first time I spoke with Stephanie Heslop, one of the staff members assigned to my team of highly professional and competent individuals that are putting me back together again. As an Army Veteran, it’s difficult for me to ask for help as I have always been one that lives to serve American Civilians but now is a time where I really do need help.
Stephanie was able to put me at ease from the start. Her authentic compassion and concern for my situation could be felt even on the phone at the same time she has always exhibited the utmost professional and ethical practices. I rest easy now knowing she is acting in the best interest of myself and everyone involved. Thanks again Stephanie and the rest of the folks working to make me whole again!
Minot, ND
From our downtown Minot office, we represent injury victims across North Hill, the Mouse River Valley, and South Hill. We handle cases throughout Ward County, from downtown near the Scandinavian Heritage Park to the residential areas near Roosevelt Park Zoo.
Accidents don’t follow business hours, and neither do we. Whether you’re injured on Highway 2 heading to the Air Force Base or involved in a collision near the North Dakota State Fair grounds, we’re available 24/7 to help.
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