Kisling, Nestico & Redick

In the legal landscape of Ohio, Kisling, Nestico & Redick (KNR) have carved out a unique niche for themselves as not just experts in personal injury law, but also as pioneers in legal innovation. Founded in 2005, the firm has rapidly grown to become one of Ohio’s largest and most effective personal injury law firms, with 11 locations across the state.

While their reputation for winning cases is well-known, what sets KNR apart is their commitment to innovative legal strategies. They were among the first in the state to employ a full-time investigative team, providing them with the resources to dig deep into every case. This approach has led to groundbreaking legal tactics, such as using accident reconstruction experts and medical professionals as part of their case strategy, thereby increasing the chances of a favorable outcome for their clients.

Their innovative methods extend to client service as well. KNR offers a “Zero Fee Guarantee,” ensuring that clients don’t pay unless they win. This client-first approach has not only won them numerous awards but also a spot on the MyLegalWin Top 50 Personal Injury Attorneys List, solidifying their reputation as a firm that goes the extra mile in every aspect of their practice.

But it’s not just about winning cases; it’s about setting new standards for what is possible in personal injury law. Whether it’s their cutting-edge use of technology in the courtroom or their novel approaches to case investigation, KNR is consistently pushing the boundaries of what is possible in legal practice.

Their influence extends beyond the courtroom. KNR is deeply committed to giving back to the community, with initiatives like their annual “Stop Distracted Driving” competition and their Thanksgiving turkey giveaway, further cementing their reputation as a firm that cares as much about community welfare as they do about legal victories.

In a world where law firms often settle into established patterns, Kisling, Nestico & Redick stand out as a beacon of innovation and client-focused service. They’re not just changing the game in personal injury law; they’re rewriting the rules.