Welcome to KNR
Do You Have a Case? Get Your 100% Free Evaluation
Get Started TodayYou Pay Nothing Unless We Win
Read Our No Win, No Fee Guarantee10 Million+ Helped & Over a Billion Recovered
Why Hire KNROur cincinnati Office
Whether it happened on Columbia Parkway, in Hyde Park, or at The Christ Hospital, you do not have to face recovery alone. A Cincinnati personal injury lawyer at Kisling, Nestico & Redick fights for the compensation you deserve while you focus on getting better.
We serve injury victims throughout Hamilton County, including Norwood, Mount Auburn, and Clifton. Contact KNR for a free consultation. We will investigate your case, handle the insurance company, and pursue the best possible result.
Personal Injury Overview
When someone is seriously injured or loses a loved one in Hamilton County because of another’s carelessness, under Ohio law, victims can seek compensation for their damages and losses. But Ohio’s statute of limitations gives you only two years to file a personal injury lawsuit in Cincinnati (O.R.C. 2305.10), and navigating Hamilton County Common Pleas Court can be complex. Insurance companies know this and often pressure people to settle for less. KNR is here to make sure that doesn’t happen.
When you work with KNR, our Cincinnati injury attorneys ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible and keep the focus on recovering the full financial relief you deserve. We also remove as much stress as possible with 100% free consultations, zero upfront costs, and clear direction regarding your personal injury settlement or lawsuit.
On Page Navigation
Our Results
Car Accidents
When another driver made a left turn in front of our client's vehicle, a crash ensued. The victim…
Read MoreCar Accidents
Our client was a passenger in a vehicle that went airborne. KNR was able to obtain a $111,451.50…
Read MoreCar Accidents
Our client was rear-ended on Compton Rd. and Seward Ave. and suffered injuries. KNR handled the Hamilton County…
Read MoreHow KNR Helps
Recovering from a serious injury or wrongful death in Hamilton County involves more than healing. It’s about dealing with insurers, gathering evidence, and fighting for the compensation you deserve. That’s where we come in.
With 750+ years of combined experience and a history of wins in Cincinnati, KNR makes the process less stressful and more effective.
Topics Covered
Time
0:01:36
KNR Practice Areas
At Kisling, Nestico & Redick, our dedicated personal injury team is committed to helping victims rebuild their lives after suffering harm due to someone else’s negligence.
Car accidents are a leading cause of injury in Cincinnati, especially along I-71, I-75, I-275, and busy routes like Colerain Avenue and Reading Road. From rear-end collisions in downtown traffic to serious highway crashes in Hamilton County, negligent drivers can cause life-changing harm. Our Cincinnati car injury lawyers pursue full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and long-term recovery needs. The Cincinnati car accident statistics show where and when local crashes happen, and Cincinnati rush hour accidents account for a large share of them.
Motorcycle accidents in Cincinnati often occur when drivers fail to yield or overlook riders on highways and at congested intersections. Roads near the Brent Spence Bridge and major commuter corridors can be especially dangerous for motorcyclists. Our motorcycle accident lawyers represent injured riders throughout Hamilton County and fight for compensation that reflects the severity of their injuries.
Commercial truck traffic is heavy throughout Cincinnati due to its role as a major regional shipping hub. Serious truck accidents frequently happen on I-75, I-71, and near distribution centers throughout Hamilton County. Our truck crash attorneys investigate driver logs, maintenance records, and company policies to hold trucking companies and insurers accountable. We have also looked at where Cincinnati truck crashes happen most.
Rideshare accidents involving Uber drivers are increasingly common in downtown Cincinnati, Over-the-Rhine, and near major event venues. These cases can be complex, involving multiple insurance policies and questions about driver status at the time of the crash. Our Cincinnati rideshare injury lawyers navigate these issues to pursue maximum compensation for injured passengers, drivers, and pedestrians.
Cyclists in Cincinnati face risks on city streets and along popular routes like the Ohio River Trail and Wasson Way. When drivers fail to share the road or ignore traffic laws, bicyclists can suffer severe injuries. We represent injured cyclists throughout Hamilton County and seek compensation for medical care, lost income, and pain and suffering.
Downtown, Over-the-Rhine, and the University of Cincinnati area put thousands of people on foot next to fast-moving traffic every day. When a driver fails to yield at a crosswalk or looks at a phone instead of the road, the person walking has no protection at all. Our pedestrian accident lawyers handle these cases across Hamilton County, and pedestrian safety in Cincinnati starts with knowing which intersections and habits lead to injuries.
Medical malpractice claims in Cincinnati may involve major healthcare providers such as UC Health, The Christ Hospital, or TriHealth facilities. When doctors, nurses, or hospitals fail to meet the accepted standard of care, patients can suffer devastating consequences. Our Cincinnati medical malpractice attorneys work with qualified experts to build strong cases on behalf of injured patients.
Property owners in Cincinnati are responsible for maintaining safe conditions for visitors. Slip and fall accidents often occur in grocery stores, apartment complexes, restaurants, and retail centers throughout Hamilton County. Our premise liability attorneys help injured clients pursue claims against negligent property owners who fail to address hazardous conditions.
When a fatal accident occurs in Cincinnati due to negligence, surviving family members may have the right to file a wrongful death claim. These cases often arise from car crashes, medical errors, workplace incidents, and other preventable events in Hamilton County. Our wrongful death attorneys seek justice and financial recovery for funeral expenses, lost support, and the profound emotional impact of your loss.
Dog bites can happen in Cincinnati neighborhoods, parks, and residential communities across Hamilton County. Ohio law often holds dog owners strictly liable for injuries their animals cause. Our dog bite injury attorneys help children and adults injured in dog attacks pursue compensation for medical treatment, scarring, and emotional trauma.
Workplace injuries in Cincinnati occur in construction, manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, and other major local industries. Whether your case involves a workers’ compensation claim or a third-party negligence lawsuit, our attorneys protect your rights. We represent injured workers throughout Hamilton County and fight to secure the benefits and compensation they are entitled to receive.
What to Do After an Injury & What to Know
If you’ve been hurt, these steps can protect your claim and boost your chances of recovery:
Do You Have a Case? How an Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help
Injuries happen fast in Cincinnati, from a rear-end crash on the Brent Spence Bridge to a slip-and-fall in Pleasant Ridge or a dog bite in Eden Park.
If someone else’s negligence caused your harm, Ohio law lets you pursue compensation for medical bills, lost income, and more. KNR’s Cincinnati team has helped victims across Hamilton County, from Clifton Avenue to Reading Road hold the right parties accountable.
Under Ohio Revised Code and applicable Hamilton County court precedents, most personal injury victims must file an official
insurance claim or legal action against the party responsible, or more commonly, their insurer.
This process involves more than just paperwork:
Negligence is when someone fails to use reasonable care, leading to someone else’s injury or loss. Cincinnati sees negligence every day, on its highways, in its businesses, and even in hospitals. Common examples include:
To win a personal injury case in Hamilton County, you must prove four key elements:
At KNR, we build strong cases by collecting:
We understand how Hamilton County Common Pleas Court views evidence and how insurers try to dispute liability, and come prepared.
Ohio follows a “modified comparative fault” rule. This means you can still receive compensation as long as you’re not more than 50% to blame. So if you were rear-ended by a semi-truck on I-275 but had a taillight out or were slowing unexpectedly, you might be found partially at fault, say 20%. In that case, your compensation would be reduced by 20%, but you could still recover the remaining 80%.
However, if you’re found more than 50% responsible, you won’t be eligible to recover any damages under Ohio law.
Our Cincinnati personal injury attorneys provide strategic, compassionate representation to individuals seriously hurt due to someone else’s carelessness. Across the metro area, from downtown to Westwood and Hyde Park, we regularly assist clients coping with:
Recover from the Harm Done
Determining the value of a personal injury claim is complex, and damages in injury cases depend on factors including:
Kisling, Nestico & Redick will provide a more accurate estimate of your possible recovery after thoroughly evaluating how your injuries have affected your life.
These are the financial losses you can easily calculate, backed by receipts and records. Examples include:
These damages are less tangible but just as significant. They compensate for:
In extreme cases, punitive damages may be available. These damages punish the at-fault party for malicious conduct or egregious fraud, not ordinary carelessness. For example, punitive damages might apply in cases involving drunk driving accidents, particularly under Ohio’s Dram Shop Law if the driver was over-served alcohol at a bar.
Most personal injury cases in Hamilton County settle before trial. However, preparing for trial strengthens your claim and demonstrates to insurance companies that you’re serious about securing the compensation you deserve. When considering a settlement, make sure it covers:
Insurance companies may attempt to:
Our Cincinnati personal injury lawyers are well-versed in these tactics and will pursue your long-term interests without letting up.
Speak to a Top-Rated Cincinnati Injury Lawyer Today to ensure your rights are protected and you receive the compensation you deserve. Contact our Cincinnati attorneys 24/7 or call 1-800-HURT-NOW for a free consultation and get the answers you need to move forward confidently.
100% Free Consults | No Upfront Costs | Available 24/7
KNR is the firm big insurance companies don’t want to face. And with 750+ years of combined experience and over a billion recovered, we deliver the advocacy Ohio’s injured deserve.
If you or a loved one is hurt in Ohio, get KNR
When your health, future & family are on the line, “good enough” isn’t good enough.
Hold The Right Party Accountable
After consulting with one of our top personal injury lawyers in Cincinnati, KNR will thoroughly assess your case, including the severity of your injuries, the circumstances of the accident, and potential legal strategies. This evaluation will help determine how your case may progress through the local court system, such as the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Your lawyer will investigate the incident, gather evidence such as accident reports, witness statements, and medical records, and evaluate how these elements impact your case.
Once your Cincinnati attorney has compiled enough evidence and identified all responsible parties, they will assess the full extent of your losses, both economic and non-economic. From there, you and your lawyer will decide whether to pursue a personal injury claim through negotiations with the insurance company or file a formal lawsuit if the compensation offered is inadequate.
Kisling, Nestico & Redick, LLC
312 Walnut St, Ste 2220
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 221-0499
Our phones are answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can reach a real person the night of a crash or over a weekend. Call ahead and we will set a time to meet at the office, or we can start your free consultation by phone or video if traveling is hard right now.
The office is in the Scripps Center at Walnut and Third Streets in downtown Cincinnati, a short walk from Fountain Square, Great American Ball Park, and The Banks. Paid garages and metered street parking are available within a block or two, and the office is easy to reach from I-71 and I-75 via the downtown exits.
From our downtown office, our Cincinnati personal injury lawyers represent injured people throughout Hamilton County and the communities around it. Cases come to us from every part of the city, including Clifton, Hyde Park, Westwood, Mount Auburn, Northside, Oakley, Over-the-Rhine, Price Hill, and Walnut Hills.
We also handle cases from the suburbs and neighboring counties, including:
Wherever the injury happened, the case is handled by the same team, with the same free consultation and the same no-fee promise: you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. If you are not sure whether we cover your area, call and ask. We take cases across Ohio, and we can meet by phone or video when travel is difficult.
Most Cincinnati injury claims settle with the insurance company before a lawsuit is ever filed. When a fair settlement is not on the table, or when the two-year filing deadline is approaching, the case is filed in court.
Injury lawsuits arising in Cincinnati and the rest of the county are filed in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, which sits in the Hamilton County Courthouse at 1000 Main Street downtown. This is the court that handles serious injury and wrongful death cases, and it is where our Cincinnati attorneys regularly appear. Smaller claims can be filed in the Hamilton County Municipal Court, which has a lower limit on the amount it can award. A case against an out-of-state trucking company or a crash just across a county line can raise questions about which court applies, and we sort that out before anything is filed.
Filing a lawsuit does not mean your case will end in a trial. It starts the formal process: a complaint, the other side’s answer, discovery (the exchange of records, written questions, and depositions), and often mediation. Many cases settle during discovery, once the insurer sees the evidence. If yours does not, we are prepared to try it. Each stage of the personal injury lawsuit process is explained on our resources page.
We're Award-Winning & Highly-Skilled Attorneys
Learn More
While most personal injury cases in Hamilton County settle before trial, sometimes insurance companies refuse to negotiate fairly. In such cases, especially those involving serious injuries or wrongful death, filing a lawsuit becomes necessary. This process puts insurance companies on notice that you’re serious about your claim and prepared to take the case to court. Filing a personal injury claim preserves your legal rights under the Ohio statute of limitations and opens the door for discovery, which can reveal additional evidence that may compel a fair settlement or ensure success in court.
Ohio’s Revised Code 2305.10 states that you have two years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. This statute of limitations applies to most personal injury cases, including car accidents and slip-and-fall incidents. Medical malpractice claims generally have a shorter one-year deadline, so those cases need attention even faster. While two years may seem like plenty of time, it’s important to act quickly. Over time, evidence can disappear, witnesses may become harder to track down, and the details of your case can fade. By waiting too long, you risk being barred from seeking any compensation for your injuries.
If you miss the two-year window, you may be permanently barred from seeking compensation, no matter how strong your case is. That’s why it’s crucial to speak with a Cincinnati personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. Contact KNR today.
View the Local Court RulesWhat Are You Dealing With?
The value of your Cincinnati personal injury case depends on factors like medical expenses, lost wages, future treatment needs, and the physical and emotional impact of your injuries. Severe or long-term injuries often result in higher compensation because they affect your ability to work and live normally. KNR evaluates both short- and long-term damages with help from local medical providers and financial experts to pursue the maximum recovery possible.
Most Cincinnati personal injury claims settle through negotiations with insurance companies, so going to court is often unnecessary. However, KNR prepares every case as if it will go to trial, which puts pressure on insurers to offer fair settlements. If litigation is required, our attorneys are fully prepared to represent you in Hamilton County courts and advocate forcefully on your behalf.
While you’re not legally required to hire a lawyer, handling a claim alone can put you at a disadvantage against experienced insurance adjusters. Insurers often make quick, low settlement offers before you understand the full value of your case. A skilled Cincinnati personal injury lawyer protects your rights, manages negotiations, and fights to recover the full compensation you deserve.
Most Cincinnati personal injury lawyers, including KNR, work on a contingency-fee basis, meaning there are no upfront costs or hourly fees. You only pay attorney’s fees if we successfully recover compensation for you through a settlement or verdict. This “no win, no fee” structure allows anyone to access experienced legal representation without financial risk.
You may have a valid claim if you were injured because another person, company, or property owner acted negligently or failed to keep you safe. Common cases include car accidents, truck crashes, slip and falls, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. A Cincinnati injury attorney can review the details of your accident, explain your legal options, and determine whether you’re entitled to compensation under Ohio law.
Bringing documentation helps your attorney quickly assess the strength and value of your claim. Helpful items include medical records, bills, accident or police reports, photos of the scene and injuries, witness information, and proof of missed work or expenses. The more details you provide, the easier it is for your Cincinnati personal injury lawyer to build a strong case from the start.
If you were hurt on another person’s property due to hazards like wet floors, poor lighting, or unsafe walkways, you may have a premises liability claim. Report the incident immediately, seek medical care, and document the conditions with photos or witness statements. A Cincinnati premises liability lawyer can investigate whether the property owner’s negligence caused your injuries and pursue compensation for your losses.
Look for a law firm with extensive experience handling personal injury cases similar to yours and a proven record of successful settlements and verdicts. Reading client reviews, checking local reputation, and meeting for a free consultation can help you feel confident in your choice. The right Cincinnati personal injury lawyer will communicate clearly, answer your questions, and focus on achieving the best possible outcome for your case.
Resources
We hope you find the following information useful and of some comfort.
Have a cause or event you’d like us to support?
Get In Touch
