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About Soucie Law
Community SupportSoucie Law has taken its role in the community seriously by getting involved in the organizations and opportunities that support our clients' recoveries and hope for the future. Here are just a few of the ways we have created personal connections in the community where we live and work.

  • American Cancer Society
  • Anoka Anti-Crime Commission
  • Anoka County 4-H
  • Anoka High School Students
  • Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
  • Anoka Youth Athletic Association
  • Brain Injury Association of Minnesota
  • Children's Foundation
  • Crime-Stoppers
  • Friedreich's Ataxia
  • Habitat for Humanity
  • Hamline College of Law
  • Innocence Project of Minnesota
  • Judicare of Anoka County, Inc.
  • Law Enforcement Memorial Association
  • Legal Aid Society
  • The Lymphoma & Leukemia Society
  • Mediation Services - Peaceful resolution of family law disputes.
  • Minnesota Medical Foundation
  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
  • Muscular Dystrophy Association
  • National Fire Safety Council
  • North Hennepin Mediation Program, Inc.
  • Regions Hospital Burn Center
  • Regions Hospital Foundation
  • Save Our Sons
  • Seek A Miracle
  • Special Olympics of Minnesota
  • University of Minnesota College of Law
  • William Mitchell College of Law

Results as a Personal
Injury Attorney

A 14 year old boy, injured on a power line, received a settlement of $72 million over his lifetime.
An $8 million jury verdict for a motorcyclist seriously injured by a drunk driver.
A man severely injured when his automobile is struck by a semi-truck and trailer at an intersection, recovered $2.8 million.
The family of a 39 year old man killed by a defective power pole recovered $5.9 million.A man severely injured when his automobile is struck by a semi-truck and trailer at an intersection recovered $2.8 million.
A woman, severely injured as a result of a natural gas explosion, recovered a substantial, but confidential, settlement.
A confidential, but substantial settlement was recovered for the family of a 24 year old man killed by electrocution.
Two families of victims killed in a natual gas explosion recovered substantial, confidential settlements.
A man severely injured in a natural gas explosion recovered a substantial, confidential settlement.
A woman who lost her bladder due to medical malpractice recovered $1,350,000.
The family of a 42 year old man who died when he raised a sailboat mast into a power line recovered $1,000,000.
A 14 year old boy who lost part of his leg to a power line recovered $700,000.
A jury awards of $472,000 to a woman injured in a car crash, $606,000 to another car crash victim, and $500,000 to the family of a man who was killed by a driver who crossed the centerline on a snowy road.
The electrocution death of a 36 year old man resulted in a $2,159,000 jury award for his family.
A confidential settlement was obtained for a young man struck by a newspaper delivery vehicle while he was riding his bicycle to work.
We have handled many other cases where we have made significant recoveries for victims and their families, providing the support they deserve as they try to put their lives back together.
A 14 year old boy, injured on a power line, received a settlement of $72 million over his lifetime.
An $8 million jury verdict for a motorcyclist seriously injured by a drunk driver.
A man severely injured when his automobile is struck by a semi-truck and trailer at an intersection, recovered $2.8 million.
The family of a 39 year old man killed by a defective power pole recovered $5.9 million.A man severely injured when his automobile is struck by a semi-truck and trailer at an intersection recovered $2.8 million.
A woman, severely injured as a result of a natural gas explosion, recovered a substantial, but confidential, settlement.
A confidential, but substantial settlement was recovered for the family of a 24 year old man killed by electrocution.
Two families of victims killed in a natual gas explosion recovered substantial, confidential settlements.
A man severely injured in a natural gas explosion recovered a substantial, confidential settlement.
A woman who lost her bladder due to medical malpractice recovered $1,350,000.
The family of a 42 year old man who died when he raised a sailboat mast into a power line recovered $1,000,000.
A 14 year old boy who lost part of his leg to a power line recovered $700,000.
A jury awards of $472,000 to a woman injured in a car crash, $606,000 to another car crash victim, and $500,000 to the family of a man who was killed by a driver who crossed the centerline on a snowy road.
The electrocution death of a 36 year old man resulted in a $2,159,000 jury award for his family.
A confidential settlement was obtained for a young man struck by a newspaper delivery vehicle while he was riding his bicycle to work.
We have handled many other cases where we have made significant recoveries for victims and their families, providing the support they deserve as they try to put their lives back together.

What Former Clients Say

"Soucie Law does an especially good job of keeping in touch and making sure you know what is going on all the time. I absolutely recommend this firm. I feel like they care about their clients and have good morals. As difficult as the situation is, if you have need of a lawyer, Fred has a way of making it fun."

– Sheri B.


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