Name: James Heuer
Law Firm: Heuer Fischer, P.A.
Attorney
Phone: (612) 333-3160
Biography Overview
Heuer the Lawyer
When you hear the name “Heuer the Lawyer”, pronounced “Hoyer the Lawyer”, you know that you will be dealing with an exceptional attorney. Jim will be your advocate from the beginning of your case until the end of settlement. He will work tirelessly for the absolute best outcome.
If he needs to be an aggressive litigator, he will fill that role without hesitation. Whatever stance he must take he will and will continue to succeed. His track record of 45 plus years speaks volumes.
Jim started his career as an insurance adjuster while in law school and knew immediately that he wanted to help people put their lives back together after an accident. Jim felt that the client is our number one priority and deserves the money they need to fully recover. This is why he decided to be a personal injury attorney.
“As a personal injury attorney, I get to work with people from all walks of life — from the less fortunate to CEOs of over 500 companies. No matter where they come from or what brings them to my door, it’s always a pleasure to get to know them and see how I can make their lives a little easier.”
Sometimes my clients need an aggressive litigator to represent them in court. Sometimes they simply need to be heard by the opposing side. No matter what, each one of my clients know that I will fight for them throughout the entire process for a win!
— it may come as no surprise to you that I grew up to be an attorney. Oddly enough, though, I never actually considered a career in law until my years at the University of Minnesota. You see, my friend pointed out that between my sociology degree, my minor in criminal justice, and my oh-so-perfect last name, I really had no choice but to apply to law school. The more I thought about it, the more I realized it was something I really wanted to do. And so, I set off to truly become Heuer the Lawyer.
During law school, I started working as an insurance adjuster and knew right away that I wasn’t interested in being on that side of an injury dispute. I wanted to help people move forward with their lives after an accident, not deny them the money they needed to fully recover.
Now, more than 40 years later, I’ve had the privilege of working with so many good people throughout Minneapolis and Minnesota. Families come to me with terrible news — perhaps they’ve been hurt in a car wreck, a loved one has been injured by a faulty product, or they’ve even lost someone to wrongful death — and I get to make a real difference in their lives. I can’t think of a more rewarding career.