Helping Injured Iowans and Their Families
There are people out there that are going to take advantage of you – corporations, insurance companies – they’re going to take advantage of you, and you have to have someone who’s willing to go battle for you so that you can truly get the fairness to which you’re entitled.
“There is something special about being able to help people that cannot help themselves. Whether it is answering a client’s questions or advocating for a client to an insurance company or a jury, I am motivated by the pursuit for justice for that client. I am grateful for the trust that our clients place in our team to seek justice for them.”
Josh Christensen
Hear from Iowans Who Chose Not to Face the Insurance Companies Alone
Helping Iowa Clients Achieve the Compensation They Deserve
Car Accident
A Fayette County, IA man was thrown from an ATV during a deer hunt. The crash resulted in our client suffering broken bones, a lacerated spleen, and trauma to his intestines.
Read MoreCar Accident
A Cedar Rapids man suffered a neck fracture and aggravated anxiety symptoms during a car crash. The other driver failed to yield from the stop sign and pulled out in front of our client, striking his vehicle. Our client was life-flighted to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics due to his severe injuries. He […]
Read MoreThe Credentials Iowa Families Can Count On
When your family’s future is on the line, you shouldn’t have to take a lawyer’s word that he or she is qualified to handle your case. So here’s the proof: my bar admissions, education, professional experience, board certifications, involvement, and presentations. Click through any of them. I’d rather you decide for yourself than take it on faith.
Straight Answers to the Questions Injured Iowans Ask
Look for an attorney with relevant experience, a strong track record, and a communication style that makes you feel heard. The right lawyer should understand your case and earn your trust.
You don’t have to decide immediately, but waiting too long can affect your rights and the evidence available. Speaking with an attorney early can help you understand your deadlines and options.
Every case is different. The timeline depends on factors such as the complexity of your injuries, the available evidence, and whether a fair agreement can be reached without going to trial.
Personal injury cases are typically handled on a contingency-fee basis. That means you pay no attorney’s fee upfront, and the fee is collected only if compensation is recovered for you.
A case’s value depends on many factors, including the severity of your injuries, medical expenses, lost income, long-term effects, and the available insurance coverage. A careful review is needed to provide a meaningful estimate.
Beyond the Courtroom, Rooted in Iowa
Whether it’s coaching, officiating, or playing – athletics are a big part of my life
outside of the courtroom.

