Hazelton Law Group - Grand Rapids, MN
Personal Injury Lawyers in Grand Rapids, MN
521 N Pokegama Ave Grand Rapids, MN 55744
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Grand Rapids Personal Injury Law Firm
Updated: 02/16/2026
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury
- Catastrophic Injury
- Wrongful Death
- Auto Collisions
- Trucking Accidents / Crashes involving Semi Tractor Trailers
- Motorcycle Crashes
- Defective Products
- ATV/ UTV and Snowmobile Accidents
Firm Information
Overview
The Hazelton Law Group is a law firm based right in Bemidji, Minnesota, focusing on protecting the rights of injured people in northern Minnesota and beyond.
Our founder, Attorney Gary M. Hazelton, is a MSBA Certified Civil Trial Specialist and former president of the Minnesota Association for Justice. Partner Brooks M. Hazelton has accolades from The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40, a professional organization comprising America's top young trial attorneys. Together, we have 40-plus years of combined trial experience.
Car Accidents
Considering the cost of injuries common in car and truck accidents, first offers for settlement are often shockingly low. Many insurance companies make a business of paying as little as possible, especially when the crash involves a commercial truck. We work tirelessly to help our clients get what they really need to put their lives back together.
Animal Bites
Animal owners have a responsibility to other members of society. When pets go wild, we pursue those truly responsible.
Medical Malpractice
Our law firm protects clients as they face off against some of the most powerful companies in the world: Healthcare providers and insurers. We negotiate and litigate medical malpractice issues, such as birth injuries, hospital negligence, wrong-site surgeries, wrong-patient procedures, pharmaceutical errors and so on.
Catastrophic Injury
Some people come to use because they must pursue injury cases for critically injured, incommunicative family members. Although there is no replacing this type of loss, we work to guide clients through the process to the best possible outcome.
The Hazelton Law Group's record of six- and seven-figure results speaks for itself. Before you respond to the countless advertisements you are likely to receive after a car accident, please know that our law firm offers free consultations for personal injury cases.Staff
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Contact
Additional Minnesota Locations
Bemidji, MN (Main Office, 65.4 miles)
228 4th Street NW
Suite 300
Bemidji, MN 56601
Phone: 218-210-2043
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