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Injury Attorneys
in Columbus Fight for You

From personal injury cases to complex insurance disputes, our Columbus, Ohio, lawyers push back against negligent parties to get you the justice and compensation you deserve.

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Having handled over 250,000 cases, we’re proud to be the Columbus, Ohio, law firm that clients turn to for compassionate guidance and strategic representation.

HOW IT WORKS

Our personal injury attorneys are here to make sure your pain won’t be minimized, and neither will your settlement.

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Share what happened through a quick, no-cost evaluation. Get legal support online, by phone, or even by text. It’s fast, easy, and there’s absolutely no obligation.

MEET YOUR LEGAL TEAM

If your case qualifies, we’ll connect you with an experienced attorney and a dedicated support team. They’ll guide you through every step, answer your questions, and keep you informed from start to finish.

WE FIGHT FOR MAXIMUM RESULTS

Your team will investigate your case, take on the insurance company, and push for the best possible outcome, because you deserve nothing less.

JustICE starts with one call

From the first call to the final verdict, our clients share how we stood by them and delivered results when it mattered most.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions People in Columbus, Ohio, Ask About Hiring an Attorney

Truck accident lawsuits are more complex than regular car accidents. These cases often involve multiple parties, like the driver, the trucking company, or even a parts manufacturer. Federal and state safety rules also come into play. Our attorneys review records such as driving logs and truck maintenance to understand why the crash happened. With this information, we can show where responsibility lies and pursue compensation for the medical care, time away from work, and lasting impact on your life.

Definitely. Property owners have a duty to keep their buildings and land safe, even during bad weather. If someone is hurt because a roof was not maintained or a hazard was ignored, the injury may lead to a claim. The focus is not just on the storm itself but on whether the property was made unsafe by poor upkeep or a lack of care. When that happens, our lawyers work to prove what went wrong and seek the financial support needed for recovery.

Yes. Mass tort cases allow many people harmed by the same unsafe drug or product to join together while still showing how each person was affected. This type of case can give clients more strength against large companies. Our attorneys stay current on national litigation so we can help clients in Columbus take part in these efforts and get fair compensation for their individual injuries.

Good question. In Ohio, compensation is based on each person’s share of responsibility for an accident. If you are found less than 50 percent responsible, you can still recover damages, but the amount will be reduced by that percentage. If you are found more than 50 percent responsible, you may not be able to recover anything. Our attorneys can review the facts of your case to show how the other party’s actions caused the injury, and work to protect the portion of compensation you are entitled to under the law.

The damages you can recover in an injury case are meant to reflect how the accident has changed your life. This often begins with medical bills from emergency treatment and extends to ongoing needs like rehabilitation or future procedures. Lost income and the ability to keep working are also considered, since injuries can interrupt a career or limit future earning potential. Beyond financial costs, Ohio law also recognizes the pain and disruption an injury creates in everyday life. Our attorneys document both the immediate expenses and the long-term effects so that any outcome addresses the full scope of what you and your family are facing.

Yes, in Ohio, the family of someone who has died due to negligence has the right to file a wrongful death lawsuit. These claims allow surviving spouses, children, and sometimes parents to seek financial recovery for the loss. That may include funeral and burial expenses, the income and benefits the person would have provided, and the loss of their care, guidance, and companionship. While no lawsuit can make up for such a loss, it can ease financial strain and bring accountability. Our attorneys approach these cases with care, helping families through the process and working to get them the support they need for the future.