Best Milwaukee Personal Injury Attorneys

Milwaukee personal injury lawyer Jon Groth leads a firm that serves clients from four Wisconsin offices, including Wauwatosa and Milwaukee.

The team handles car crashes, motorcycle and truck collisions, bicycle accidents, dog bites, and vaccine injury claims. Case results include a $6 million dog bite verdict at trial and a $3 million premises liability recovery.

Groth Law Firm was voted Best of Milwaukee by Shepherd Express, and its attorneys have appeared on Wisconsin Super Lawyers lists since 2014. Phone lines stay open around the clock, and case evaluations cost nothing.

Jon Groth also hosts the Groth Gets It! podcast, which breaks down legal questions for injured Wisconsin residents.

Hickey & Turim S.C. is a family-owned practice that has represented injured workers since 1989. David Turim and David Hickey founded it, and Josh Turim now carries the work forward.

Workers' compensation is the core focus. Wisconsin runs a no-fault system for job injuries, so benefits cover medical expenses and lost wages regardless of who caused the accident.

The firm also takes car crashes, construction accidents, dog bites, and Social Security disability claims, with a second office in Green Bay. Spanish-language service and live phone answering are available day or night.

Attorneys here bring over 70 years of combined experience as personal injury lawyers in Milwaukee.

More than $500 million recovered since 1999 puts PKSD among the busiest injury practices in the state.

Nine trial attorneys work only on injury files, and the firm runs the largest nursing home neglect practice in Wisconsin. Reported results include $11 million in a wrongful death case and $2.15 million for a pedestrian struck by a driver.

Partner Jeffrey Pitman is board certified as a civil trial advocate and is a past president of the Wisconsin Association of Justice. Clients meet a Milwaukee personal injury attorney at the first consultation, not an intake clerk.

Fees are deducted from the recovery, so nothing is owed upfront.

Kyle T. Buss grew up in Milwaukee and earned his law degree from Marquette University in 2015.

His Wauwatosa office takes car crashes, dog bites, pedestrian accidents, and traffic citations. Buss Law works on a contingency basis, so clients pay only if the claim recovers money.

Attorney Buss has been named to the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40. Cases stay with him personally instead of moving between staff.

The name on the door is the lawyer who answers the phone at the Law Offices of Gary S. Greenberg. Attorney Greenberg has practiced in Wisconsin for well over two decades and belongs to the Wisconsin Association for Justice.

His north side Milwaukee office covers auto collisions, truck and motorcycle wrecks, boating accidents, dog bites and slip-and-fall claims. The practice holds an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and serves Spanish-speaking clients.

Few Wisconsin trial lawyers have argued before the U.S. Supreme Court. Mark Mingo won DeShaney v. Winnebago County there in 1989, a Fourteenth Amendment ruling still taught in law schools.

He has tried more than 100 injury cases to jury verdict and has been a Wisconsin Super Lawyer for 2 decades. Earlier in his career, he defended major insurance companies, Yamaha and Bombardier, so he knows how the other side values a claim.

This is a boutique practice that takes a limited number of files. It backs the arrangement with a 30-day guarantee: leave within the first month and owe nothing.

Rozek Law Offices is Wisconsin's only practice named a Preferred Attorney by the Brain Injury Association of America. Randy Rozek was also named Wisconsin Trial Lawyer of the Year in 2016.

Reported results include $9.5 million for a traumatic brain injury and $7.25 million after a bicycle crash. Rozek limits the number of clients he represents at once and handles each file himself rather than passing it to an associate.

Beyond head trauma, the practice covers spinal cord injuries, carbon monoxide poisoning, and truck collisions. A second meeting location is open in Madison.

More than $60 million in jury verdicts and paid settlements sits behind Karl Gebhard's practice on Milwaukee's northwest side.

The office takes car and truck collisions, motorcycle crashes, slip-and-fall injuries, workplace harm, back and neck injuries and wrongful death claims. Gebhard accepts cases of any size and pushes for the full settlement each claim supports rather than a fast payout.

Martin Law Office, S.C. works out of Oak Creek and represents injury victims across the Milwaukee area and the rest of Wisconsin.

Kevin Martin received the 2023 Robert L. Habush Trial Lawyer of the Year Award. Five attorneys cover auto and truck wrecks, nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, product liability and insurance bad faith disputes. The team draws on backgrounds in both law and medicine when sizing up an injury.

David M. Roth earned his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 2001 and opened D.M.R. Law Offices in 2012.

From Wauwatosa, he takes auto accidents, motorcycle and truck collisions, dog bites, and slip-and-fall claims. Reported outcomes include a $600,000 settlement for a client who needed back and shoulder surgery after a crash.

Kmiec Law Offices, SC has handled injury and workers' compensation claims since 1959, and its attorneys bring roughly 65 years of combined experience today.

Files cover premises liability, pedestrian and bicycle crashes, construction site accidents, head and brain injuries and insurance claim disputes. The firm keeps offices in Milwaukee and Mukwonago and serves Spanish-speaking clients.

Joseph G. Alioto is a Milwaukee trial attorney and court commissioner whose practice opened downtown in 1983.

Alongside injury and wrongful death files, he takes criminal and traffic defense, custody and family matters, and arbitration. Evening and weekend appointments are available, along with hospital and home visits, and a second office sits in Oconomowoc.

John Casey has spent more than 30 years prosecuting injury claims and sits in the National Association of Distinguished Counsel's top one percent.

His downtown Milwaukee office covers car, truck, bus, and e-scooter crashes, catastrophic injuries, product liability, and dog bites.

More than $2 billion recovered for over 80,000 clients makes Hupy and Abraham the largest injury firm in the region.

Roughly 25 attorneys work from 11 offices across Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. Cases include vehicle crashes, dog bites, negligent security and police misconduct claims.

Founded in 1985, Cannon & Dunphy S.C. has recovered over $1 billion in judgments and paid settlements.

The firm reports more $10 million recoveries than any other Wisconsin practice. Beyond injury work, it takes civil rights, commercial litigation and professional malpractice matters.

Peter A. Stanford and his daughter Annie run this Milwaukee practice, backed by more than 130 years of combined legal experience.

Their work covers semi-truck and car wrecks, bicycle crashes, workers' compensation and sexual assault claims. A second office serves clients in Fond du Lac.

Chudnow Law Offices, LLC is a family-owned Mequon firm covering real estate, probate and estates, business matters and personal injury.

Attorney Chudnow handles matters ranging from simple issues to complex litigation, serving Ozaukee County and the northern Milwaukee suburbs.