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Whether it happened on Columbia Parkway, in Hyde Park, or at The Christ Hospital, you don’t have to face recovery alone. At Kisling, Nestico & Redick, our Cincinnati personal injury lawyers fight for the compensation you deserve.
We serve injury victims throughout Hamilton County, including Norwood, Mount Auburn, and Clifton. Contact KNR for a free consultation. We’ll investigate your case, handle insurance, and get the best possible result.
Our Cincinnati Office, Located in Scripps Center
Personal Injury Overview
When someone is seriously injured or loses a loved 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.
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How 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 500+ years of combined experience and a history of wins in Cincinnati, KNR makes the process less stressful and more effective.
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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.
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, Hyde Park, and Northern Kentucky—we regularly assist clients coping with:
Recover from the Harm Done
Determining the value of a personal injury claim is complex and depends on various factors, including:
Kisling, Nestico & Redick will provide a more accurate estimate of your possible damages 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 or grossly negligent actions. 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 aggressively pursue your long-term interests.
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 for a free consultation and get the answers you need to move forward confidently.
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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.
Filing a lawsuit also ensures that your case enters the discovery phase, which often strengthens your position by uncovering more evidence, further increasing the likelihood of a favorable outcome.
Our local team includes award-winning attorneys with deep knowledge of Hamilton County courts and a history of favorable results. When you choose KNR, you get:
Don’t wait until it’s too late to file your claim. Let us help you navigate the legal process, preserve your rights, and recover the compensation you deserve for your injuries.
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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 Ohio’s 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, slip-and-fall incidents, and medical malpractice. 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?
That depends on your medical costs, lost income, pain levels, and recovery prospects. KNR will evaluate both short- and long-term damages with the help of local medical providers and economic experts.
Most cases settle out of court, but KNR prepares every case for trial to pressure insurers into fair offers. If needed, we’ll fight in court and know the judges, rules, and nuances of Hamilton County courts.
You’re not required to hire a lawyer, but without one, you risk settling for far less than you deserve. Insurance companies often reach out early with low offers, hoping you’ll accept before understanding your rights. If your injuries are serious or liability is disputed, having a skilled Cincinnati injury attorney ensures you have someone fighting for your best interests.
Most injury attorneys, including the team at KNR, work on a contingency fee basis. That means there’s no upfront cost, and you only pay if we recover compensation for you. It’s often described as “no win, no fee.”
If you were harmed because someone else was careless—whether in a car crash, fall, or medical error—you may have a case. A Cincinnati personal injury lawyer can review the facts, explain your options, and help you decide how to move forward.
To get the most out of your first meeting, bring:
These documents help your lawyer quickly assess the strength of your claim.
If you slipped, tripped, or were otherwise injured due to unsafe conditions on another’s property, report the incident, seek medical care, and document everything. A Cincinnati premises liability attorney can determine if the property owner was negligent and help you pursue a claim.
Look for:
Most personal injury law firms offer free consultations, so it’s worth meeting with a few to find the right fit for your situation.
Expect More from Your Attorney
Our team of Cincinnati personal injury lawyers wants you to keep more of the compensation you’re entitled to, so you can move on without the pain of uncertainty. At Kisling, Nestico & Redick, our personal injury attorneys will use every available resource so you recover physically and financially. Schedule a free consultation with a personal injury lawyer near you today.
