Best Omaha Personal Injury Attorneys

Founded in 1965, Berry Law fields a team of Omaha personal injury lawyers with more than 240 years of combined courtroom experience.

The firm handles car and motorcycle crashes, truck collisions, dog bites, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death claims across Nebraska and Iowa. Reported results include $1 million for a pedestrian struck in a crosswalk. Another client recovered $550,000 after a semi turned in front of them.

Berry Law also runs a well-known veterans disability appeals practice. Injury cases are handled on a contingency basis, and the phones are staffed around the clock.

Personal injury work is all the Knowles Law Firm does, and it has done it from Omaha since 1967.

Three generations of the Knowles family practice together today, all Creighton Law graduates. Case results include $3.1 million for a pedestrian with a brain injury and $3 million in a trucking claim.

The team takes on auto collisions, premises liability, dog bites, and work injuries. It handles insurance carriers and medical billing directly, so clients can focus on recovery. Injury attorneys in Omaha rarely stay this narrowly focused for this long.

An $8.4 million jury verdict after a two-day trial sits at the top of this firm's results page.

Founded in 1960, the Omaha personal injury firm now fields four trial lawyers who work every file as though it will be tried. Other recoveries include $6 million in an interstate rollover and $5.8 million after an 11-day federal trial.

Practice areas cover semi-truck wrecks, motorcycle and ATV crashes, bicycle and pedestrian claims, and product liability. Consultations are free, and the attorneys will meet clients at the bedside in a hospital.

Several attorneys here spent years defending insurance companies before switching sides. Ausman Law Firm has used that background since 2007 to press claims for hurt people across Douglas and Sarpy counties.

Verdicts and settlements include $2 million in a medical malpractice trial and $1.9 million after a semi collision caused a brain injury. The firm limits how many cases it takes, and its fee is deducted from the recovery.

Over $2.5 billion won, 450-plus trials taken to verdict, and 260 appeals argued: Domina Law Group works at a scale few Nebraska practices match.

Founder David A. Domina and managing lawyer Brian E. Jorde are known nationally for their work on Keystone XL and carbon pipeline litigation. From Omaha, the firm also takes catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, and fatal accident cases. A fit for complicated claims headed for a courtroom.

Two offices, one downtown and one on the west side, keep Chandler Conway close to the Douglas County courthouse.

Six attorneys split the work between injury claims, workers' comp, and criminal defense. Recent writing from the firm covers parking lot crashes and the evidence required to prove pain and suffering under Nebraska law. Case evaluations cost nothing.

Horgan Law is an Omaha practice that pairs injury claims with business, contract, and high-asset divorce work. Its attorneys have more than 100 years of combined experience and have served 450-plus clients.

On the injury side, the firm has settled cases including a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 80. Partner Tom Horgan has been named to Super Lawyers.

Few Omaha firms build a practice around immigrant workers in meatpacking and construction. Walz Law Offices serves Hispanic, Somali, and Ethiopian clients, with native Spanish speakers on staff.

Workers' compensation is the core, with results such as $575,000 for shoulder and back injuries that caused lifetime total disability. Founding attorney James R. Walz is a disabled Navy veteran. Attorney Heather Horst handles family law and probate.

Jason B. Bottlinger has represented accident victims in eastern Nebraska since 2013 and belongs to the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

His firm's recoveries include $1.8 million in a nursing home abuse case and $1.4 million in an agricultural estate dispute. Bottlinger Law is licensed in Nebraska, Iowa, and Texas, speaks Spanish, and offers clients free rides to the office.

Putnam Law is an Omaha practice for injured workers, led by Jeff Putnam, who has spent more than 20 years in Nebraska courtrooms.

He has argued from Douglas County Court up to the Nebraska Supreme Court. The office also takes auto collision and injury claims on both sides of the Missouri River, and was voted Best of Omaha for workers' comp.

Inkelaar Law works out of the historic South Omaha City Hall building, with a second office in Tampa.

The team takes on crashes, dog bites, nursing home neglect, and fatal accident claims in Nebraska and Florida. Consultations are free and Spanish-language help is available.

More than $150 million recovered over 65 years gives Welsh & Welsh one of the longer track records in the market.

Christopher P. Welsh once defended insurers and now tries auto, trucking, medical malpractice, and nursing home negligence cases. The firm is licensed in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.

Novotny Law is a small litigation practice led by attorney Doug Novotny. He handles car crashes, slip and falls, contract disputes, wills, and powers of attorney for clients in Omaha, Lincoln, and Council Bluffs. Walk-ins are welcome at the west Omaha office.

More than $50 million recovered across 5,000-plus cases puts Steve Howard among the busier trial lawyers here.

With 31 years in practice, he takes injury suits, workers' comp denials, and claims against insurers that lowball or misrepresent policy terms. He has argued before the Nebraska Supreme Court several times.

Hauptman, O'Brien, Wolf & Lathrop is one of the larger injury practices in the region. Its attorneys have over 250 years of combined experience across six Nebraska and Iowa offices.

Reported results include $3 million in an auto case and $2 million in a wrongful death claim. The firm also runs a Safe Ride Home program on holiday weekends.

Truck drivers hurt on the job are a specialty here. Aaron Brown represents drivers across the country who file Nebraska workers' compensation claims, as well as in local car and commercial truck crash cases.

The firm keeps its caseload intentionally small and has recovered millions for hundreds of clients.