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Shopping centers, apartment complexes, and office parks across Nebraska often leave drivers and pedestrians walking through parking areas after dark. When overhead lights are burned out, poorly placed, or simply too dim, drivers struggle to see pedestrians, parked cars, curbs, and potholes until it is too late. A single missed light pole or a shadowed corner of a lot can turn a routine trip to the car into a serious collision. The lawyers at Knowles Law Firm have spent 55 years helping Nebraska families sort out who is responsible after an accident like this….

If you slipped on a wet floor, tripped over a broken mat, or fell near an unmarked spill at a Nebraska grocery store, the steps you take in the hours and days after your injury can directly shape the outcome of your case. Grocery stores have a legal duty to maintain safe conditions for every customer, and when they fail to meet that standard, the result can mean surgery, months away from work, and a recovery that costs far more than anyone anticipates. Knowles Law Firm is a family-owned firm with over 55 years…

Getting hurt at a friend’s backyard cookout, a neighborhood gathering, or a private celebration raises a question most people never expect to face: Can you actually hold someone responsible? The answer in Nebraska depends on the circumstances of the injury, who hosted the event, and whether the property or the host’s conduct played a role in causing the harm. In many cases, the answer is yes. At Knowles Law Firm, we are a family-owned firm with over 55 years of experience helping injured Nebraskans recover compensation from all types of negligent parties. The lawyers…

When a commercial truck driver pushes past legal limits and gets behind the wheel exhausted, the consequences can be devastating. Fatigued driving is one of the most preventable causes of serious trucking accidents, yet violations of federal hours-of-service (HOS) regulations continue to put Nebraska drivers at risk every day. These rules exist for one reason: to keep dangerously tired drivers off the road. At Knowles Law Firm, we have spent over 55 years fighting for injury victims across Nebraska, and our lawyers have seen firsthand how hours-of-service violations can transform a fully preventable crash…

Hit by a drowsy driver who fell asleep at the wheel in Nebraska? Knowles Law Firm explains how negligence, liability, evidence, and Nebraska’s statute of limitations apply to your claim.

A prior DUI conviction can affect liability and damages in a Nebraska accident case. Knowles Law Firm explains how courts use prior impairment history and what it means for your injury claim.

Damaged by a hit-and-run in a Nebraska parking lot or garage? Knowles Law Firm explains what steps to take, how to document evidence, and how to pursue compensation when the driver fled.

A wet floor in a grocery store, an icy sidewalk outside a restaurant, a broken step on an apartment staircase — any one of these hazards can send someone to the emergency room in an instant. Slip and fall accidents carry real legal consequences for property owners who fail to keep their premises safe, and Nebraska law is clear about what those owners are required to do. At Knowles Law Firm, we have spent more than 55 years fighting for injured Nebraskans, including those hurt in premises liability cases involving dangerous property conditions. We…

When a commercial truck collides with a passenger vehicle, the question of who is responsible is rarely simple. The answer could be the driver, the trucking company, the manufacturer of the truck or its parts, or a combination of all three. Understanding how liability is determined can make the difference between a full recovery and leaving significant compensation on the table. At Knowles Law Firm, we have spent more than 55 years helping injured Nebraskans hold the right parties accountable after truck accidents. We know that identifying liability takes a thorough investigation, and we…

Every year, cyclists across Nebraska share roads with vehicles, and too many of those rides end in serious injury through no fault of their own. Whether you commute by bike in Omaha, ride recreationally through Lincoln’s trail system, or cycle anywhere else in the state, knowing Nebraska’s bicycle laws can mean the difference between protecting your rights and losing them. At Knowles Law Firm, we have spent more than 55 years fighting for injured Nebraskans, including cyclists who have been seriously hurt by negligent drivers. As a family-owned personal injury practice, we know how…