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Okonkwo Trial Law
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Most firms settle.
We try cases.

Injury and accident claims across the state. Ninety-odd per cent of these end in a settlement, and the size of that settlement depends entirely on whether the insurer believes you will go to trial. Ours know we will.

  • No fee unless we win
  • Free case review
  • Home & hospital visits
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Results

The size of a settlement depends entirely on whether the insurer believes you will go to trial.

  • 31Times so far we have picked a jury when the number was not serious
  • 90‑odd %Of injury and accident claims end in a settlement
  • No feeUnless we win. The case review is free, and honest about what your case is worth
01 — What we try

What we try

If your situation isn’t listed, ring anyway. We will tell you what it is worth and whether it needs a courtroom, including when the answer is no.

  • 01

    Catastrophic vehicle collisions

    Commercial trucking, multi-vehicle and wrongful-death collisions. The cases where the carrier’s own lawyers arrive within hours and we need to be there first.

  • 02

    Industrial and site injury

    Scaffold and machinery cases against general contractors and equipment makers. Comp pays a fraction; the third-party claim is where the real recovery lives.

  • 03

    Premises and negligent security

    Owners and managers who knew and did nothing. These turn on maintenance logs and prior complaints, and those only surface in discovery.

  • 04

    Wrongful death

    Tried when they must be tried. Families are not asked to relive it in a deposition until we are certain the case needs it.

An empty courtroom in wood panelling with a red curtain behind the bench
Fig. 2The courtroom
A law library’s upper gallery lined with shelves of bound volumes
Fig. 3The library
Downtown at 2am, one window still lit
Fig. 1 — 02:14, from our floor“Somebody is always up here.”OTL / TRIAL
02 — In their words
“The insurer offered forty thousand and told me that was the ceiling. Okonkwo filed. Eleven months later a jury came back with just under two million.”
Ray M., commercial truck collision
03 — Process

How a case gets tried

Almost everyone who calls us is frightened of a courtroom. Most never see one, but the preparation for it is what pays.

The empty public benches of a panelled courtroom, seen from the aisle
Fig. 4The bench
  1. 1

    The case review

    Free, unhurried, and honest about what your case is worth. If it belongs with a different firm we will say so on that call.

  2. 2

    Discovery

    Depositions, maintenance records, black-box data, internal email. This is the stage that separates a nuisance offer from a real one.

  3. 3

    The demand

    Everything discovery produced, put in front of the carrier with a number attached. Most cases end here, at a price set by what we found.

  4. 4

    Trial

    If the number is not serious, we pick a jury. Thirty-one times so far, which is precisely why the numbers usually are serious.

Courthouse columns behind a branch of autumn leaves
04 — Contact

Been told what your case is worth?

Get a second read before you sign anything. Free, no obligation, and we will tell you honestly if the offer in front of you is already fair.

No fee unless we recover for you. Consultations at our office, your home, or the hospital.

Or leave your details and we’ll call you back.