Welcome to KNR
If you or a loved one were hurt in a Columbus accident caused by someone’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Whether it was a rear-end collision on I-70, a slip and fall at Polaris, or a dig bite in the Short North, Kisling, Nestico & Redick is here to help.
Our Columbus personal injury lawyers have decades of experience representing injury victims across Central Ohio. Contact KNR for a free consultation. We’ll guide you — from filing insurance claims to pursuing lawsuits, so you can focus on healing.
Our Downtown Columbus Office, Located in the Key Bank Building
An Overview
Dealing with an injury is stressful enough. Let KNR handle the rest. Our personal injury attorneys in Columbus, OH know the local courts, Columbus insurers, and how to get results for injury victims across Franklin County.
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1105 Schrock Road Ste 600
Columbus, OH 43229-1154
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88 E Broad St Ste 1410
Columbus, OH 43215-3556
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How KNR Helps
With decades of combined experience and millions recovered, KNR is one of Central Ohio’s most trusted personal injury law firms. Our Columbus attorneys know what it takes to win – and we’re ready to fight for everything you deserve. Under Ohio Revised Code § 2307, injury victims have a legal right to pursue compensation when negligence causes them harm. At KNR, we help you assert that right.
To win a personal injury case in Columbus, OH, you must prove:
Even if you’re partially at fault, you can still recover damages — as long as you’re less than 51% responsible. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault.
After an injury, remember to:
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Personal Injury: Eligibility & Examples
Injury victims in Columbus trust KNR to handle a wide range of serious conditions.
KNR Practice Areas
KNR proudly serves Columbus with a broad personal injury practice. We help clients who’ve suffered harm due to:
Recover from the Harm Done
The value of your injury claim depends on how your injury has impacted your life — physically, emotionally, and financially. While no two cases are the same, KNR will evaluate your claim based on:
You could be entitled to compensation for both economic (like ER visits or missed paychecks) and non-economic damages (like pain, anxiety, or loss of enjoyment). In some cases, you may also recover punitive damages if the other party was reckless or acted intentionally.
Ohio law does cap certain damages, but we’ll work to maximize every dollar you’re owed.
In cases involving extreme negligence or intentional harm — such as drunk driving — Ohio courts may award additional compensation to punish the wrongdoer.
State law caps non-economic damages at $250,000 or three times your economic losses (whichever is greater), with a maximum of $350,000. Punitive damages are limited to two times the amount of economic damages.
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Hold The Right Party Accountable
After speaking with a skilled personal injury attorney in Columbus, a lawyer may perform an investigation to see if you have a viable injury claim. Once the liable parties are identified and sufficient evidence of fault is collected, you may decide to move forward and file a personal injury claim.
In most Columbus injury cases, a fair settlement is reached before going to trial. These agreements are meant to fully cover your losses, not just current medical bills, but also future care, lost income, and the pain your injury has caused.
But be cautious: insurance companies are not on your side. They’re trained to protect their bottom line by downplaying your injuries, questioning fault, and pressuring you into quick, undervalued offers.
At KNR, we know how to push back. Our Columbus personal injury lawyers are skilled negotiators who fight to ensure your settlement reflects the true cost of what you’ve been through — now and in the years ahead.
While many injury claims settle, there are times when filing a lawsuit is the best move. Taking legal action signals to the insurance company that you’re serious and won’t accept less than what your case is worth.
By filing a lawsuit, your attorney gains powerful tools through the legal discovery process, including access to documents, witness testimony, and expert analysis. This added leverage can expose critical details, strengthen your case, and often lead to a more favorable settlement or successful trial outcome.
In Franklin County, a civil tort begins in Franklin County Municipal Court by filing the appropriate complaint, petition, or appeal, along with the filing fee, on the third floor at 375 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215, in person or by mail.
Read Ohio’s Local Rules for Civil Practice
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More than one party can share responsibility and financial liability in some personal cases. If you share a degree of fault for your injury, it can affect the total compensation you can receive.
Ohio follows a “modified comparative negligence rule.” This means that the amount you are entitled to will be reduced by an amount equal to your degree of fault. However, you can’t collect anything if you’re more than 50% to blame.
More On Comparative Negligence in Ohio
Ohio Revised Code Section 2305.10 states that all lawsuits based on bodily injury, product liability, or damaged personal property must be brought within two years, with only a few exceptions.
Filing a personal injury lawsuit may be necessary because the longer you wait, the greater the potential to lose crucial evidence. Plus, waiting too long could bar you from filing altogether.
Local Personal Injury Attorneys
As one of Ohio’s top personal injury law firms, KNR proudly serves Columbus and its surrounding communities. Our experienced team leverages vast resources and in-depth legal knowledge to deliver the results you need and deserve.
We represent clients in:
Outside of Franklin County, we also represent the injured in the nearby counties of Pickaway, Fairfield, Delaware, and more. This ensures that injury victims throughout Central Ohio have access to quality legal care.
If you or a loved one are hurting, KNR can help. Contact us today for a free, no-risk consultation.
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Proving another party’s negligence caused your injuries and establishing liability for your losses requires evidence. The most common types of evidence in personal injury cases include:
What Are You Dealing With?
The amount you may recover depends on how serious your injuries are and how the incident has affected your life. While there’s no one-size-fits-all settlement, a consultation with an experienced Columbus injury lawyer can give you a clearer picture of your claim’s value and what to expect moving forward.
Success in a personal injury case can vary based on the evidence, the circumstances of the accident, and the legal strategies used. Although there are no guarantees, working with a skilled Columbus attorney and taking steps like preserving evidence, seeking prompt medical attention, and keeping thorough records can significantly improve your odds.
Most cases settle, and you can resolve a minor accident without an attorney. However, when your case involves significant medical bills and losses, issues regarding liability, or to ensure you recover maximum compensation, you should at least consult an experienced personal injury lawyer in Columbus. This provides an objective and professional opinion about your claim and how to proceed.
Most quality Columbus personal injury law firms, like KNR, operate on contingency. This means you don’t pay any legal fees upfront; your attorney only gets paid if you secure a settlement or verdict in your favor.
Columbus is home to several top-rated hospitals equipped to treat personal injury victims. Depending on the severity of your injuries, you may receive care at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital, Mount Carmel East, or Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Seeking immediate medical attention after an accident is crucial for your recovery and documenting your injuries as part of your personal injury claim.
Expect More from Your Injury Attorney
Our Columbus personal injury lawyers want 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, we will use every available resource so you recover physically and financially.
