Brazil Sweeney Law Group

Brazil Sweeney Law Group is a Minneapolis law firm whose services cover two areas: personal injury and workers' compensation. The site's footer publishes the full legal name as "Law Offices of Daniel J. Brazil, P.A. DBA Brazil Sweeney Law Group." The firm describes itself as an Uptown personal injury law firm that has, in its own words, "for nearly 20 years" served clients throughout Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Greater Twin Cities metro area. Personal injury work listed on the site includes bicycle and pedestrian accidents, motor vehicle accidents (auto, car and truck, semi trailer, motorcycle, freeway and highway, drunk driving, winter-weather, bus, boat, and rideshare driver and passenger accidents), serious injuries and death (wrongful death, brain injury, injury to children, carbon monoxide poisoning), and additional claims such as slip and fall accidents, dog bites, auto claim disputes and insurance claim disputes. The workers' compensation side covers workplace injury and illness claims, including Amazon worker injuries. The firm's phone number is (612) 874-6109 and the office address is 1622 Lake Street West, Minneapolis, MN 55408. The site notes "Se habla espanol" and a team of bilingual staff. The published disclaimer states: "The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation."

Brazil Sweeney Law Group is located in Minneapolis, in the Uptown neighborhood. The office address published on the site is 1622 Lake Street West, Minneapolis, MN 55408. A separate mailing address is listed as 2915 James Avenue South, #200, Minneapolis, MN 55408. The phone number for contact is (612) 874-6109, written on the contact page as 612-874-6109, and the fax number is (612) 767-6347. The site notes "Se habla espanol" and publishes a Spanish-language personal injury page. On areas served, the firm says it has served clients throughout Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Greater Twin Cities metro area, and describes itself as serving people across Minnesota. For meetings, the site lists flexible options: in person at the office, in person at your home, in person at a location of your choosing, or virtually via Zoom; it adds that the firm can securely share documentation and obtain secure signatures electronically so a claim can be handled from anywhere in Minnesota. The website does not publish office hours or the days and times the office is open, and it does not publish a walk-in policy. To reach the firm, call the phone number above or use the contact form on the website.

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On the question of cost and fees, Brazil Sweeney Law Group publishes two statements repeated across its site: "There's No Fee Unless We Win-Let Us Work for You!" and "You Don't Pay, Unless We Win." The contact page adds that a consultation is free: "Call our injury attorneys today to speak with one of us in a free consultation... It costs nothing to speak with a lawyer about your personal injury case or workers' compensation claim." Pages across the site invite people to call for a "free, no-obligation case review" and to "Schedule Your Free Consult Today." Beyond those statements, the website does not publish pricing details. There are no published prices, price lists, hourly rates, flat fees, contingency fee percentages, cost estimates or a quote calculator anywhere on the site, and no figure is given for what a case costs or what a client would pay out of a recovery. Anyone who needs the specific fee arrangement for their matter should ask the firm directly by phone at (612) 874-6109 or through the contact form. The firm's disclaimer states: "The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation."

The personal injury page states that the attorneys at Brazil Sweeney Law Group in Minneapolis are "dedicated to helping you understand your rights, navigate the personal injury process, and seek the compensation you deserve for your pain and suffering." The page lists vehicle accident types the firm handles: car and truck accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, drunk driving accidents, semi-truck accidents and bus accidents. It says the firm supports people whether a crash happened on a city street, a metro freeway or a Minnesota state highway. Beyond vehicle accidents, the page lists construction accidents, dog bites, injury to children, insurance claim disputes, liquor liability, police brutality and slip-and-fall accidents, and says the attorneys also help families seek compensation through wrongful death claims after fatal accidents. The firm publishes a separate section for bicycle and pedestrian accidents, describing itself as an advocate for cyclists. To discuss a case, the page directs people to call for a free, no-obligation case review; the phone number is (612) 874-6109. The site does not publish prices, rates or a fee schedule for these services, and the firm's disclaimer says the site is not legal advice and that you should consult an attorney about your individual situation.

Brazil Sweeney Law Group handles Minnesota workers' compensation claims from its Minneapolis office. The workers' compensation page says the attorneys help injured workers "understand your rights, navigate the workers' compensation process, and pursue the benefits you deserve," and directs people in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area to call the firm. As general published information, the page describes the categories of Minnesota workers' compensation benefits: medical benefits for care related to the injury; lost wages, described as a partial reimbursement of income (generally two-thirds) if all requirements for wage-loss benefits are met; temporary or total disability benefits, with the page stating a maximum of 275 weeks of weekly benefits for temporary partial disability (TPD) and 130 weeks for total temporary disability (TTD); vocational rehabilitation such as job-retraining programs; reimbursement for mileage and parking fees tied to medical visits, rehabilitation appointments and job search efforts; and PPD/PTD compensation for a partial or total disability. The page also explains that an employee cannot sue an employer for a work injury but may in some cases pursue a third-party liability claim. The firm publishes workers' compensation FAQs and a page on the most common work comp claims. The site's disclaimer states the information is not legal advice and that you should consult an attorney regarding your individual situation. Call (612) 874-6109 to request a free case evaluation.