Overview
Kisling, Nestico & Redick represents people across Ohio who are injured in accidents or harmed by negligence, pursuing compensation from insurers and other responsible parties. Its practice covers vehicle crashes, medical malpractice and wrongful death, including complex truck cases that require evidence such as vehicle recorder data and an understanding of federal safety rules. Lawyers investigate what happened, gather medical records and negotiate claims or take cases to court, while the firm earns a percentage of successful settlements and awards rather than charging hourly fees. The firm was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Fairlawn, Ohio, in the Akron area.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Colleagues span a substantial support network: KNR reports more than 35 lawyers and nearly 100 support staff.
- Bachelor's degrees are optional: KNR's Dayton pre-litigation paralegal role requires experience and lists a degree as preferred.
- Hiring spans several Ohio cities: KNR's employer page lists openings in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Akron, Columbus, Toledo and Youngstown.
What critics are saying
- KNR carries upfront case costs: it advances litigation expenses and receives no reimbursement when clients recover nothing.
- Dayton paralegals face limited location flexibility: KNR's litigation role requires Monday-through-Friday office attendance.
- Performance reporting is required: KNR's Dayton litigation paralegal opening lists weekly reports and meeting or exceeding goals.
What makes Kisling, Nestico & Redick unique
- Client access extends beyond offices: KNR visits people at home or in hospital, including nights and weekends.
- Lawyer contact stays direct: KNR promises clients access to their attorney rather than passing cases off without communication.
- KNR combines local offices with statewide coverage: its network spans 12 Ohio locations.
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