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Inserra | Kelley | Sewell, Injury Attorneys have been in Omaha over 60 years. Our team has the experience you need to get the results you deserve.
Representing Injured Plaintiffs for Over 65 Years
INSERRA KELLEY SEWELL is a litigation and trial practice law firm dedicated to representing injured plaintiffs and enforcing the laws that hold wrongdoers and their insurance companies responsible for the harm in icted upon our clients and their families.
“Focused On Healing, Then Results,” is a commitment we make to all of our clients. We help and guide our clients step-by- step through the initial injury, the pain and uncertainty of the healing process, and complications caused by medical bills, lost wages, and the insurance claims procedure. After all injuries have been properly documented and treated, we shift our focus to obtaining the maximum nancial result from the wrongdoer’s insurance company.
INSERRA KELLEY SEWELL has the experience and skill set to promptly and professionally resolve all types of serious and catastrophic injury claims. When you hire INSERRA KELLEY SEWELL you can be assured you will receive the following:
- Full Investigation of Liability and Damages
- Diligent Legal Analysis
- Experienced Trial Attorneys to Answer Questions and Handle Your Case
- Experienced Support Team to Gather Evidence
- Prompt Communication With Every Client
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Featured Practice Areas
Motorcycle Accidents
If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident, let the experienced professionals of Inserra | Kelley | Sewell, Injury Attorneys stand with you to protect your right to fair treatment and fair compensation.
Personal Injury
If you injured because of someone else’s recklessness or negligence, we know the stress that it can cause you and your loved ones. Contact Us.
Bicycle Accidents
When sharing the streets with vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists are particularly vulnerable. You need an experienced team on your side to protect your rights.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful death is caused by the fault of another, including those deaths caused by drunk driving, dangerous or defective products, construction of an unsound building, or failing to diagnose a fatal disease. Let us help bring solace, dignity and justice in your time of greatest need.
Catastrophic Injury
Catastrophic injuries are called catastrophic for a simple reason — they are life altering. Few victims or their families are prepared to face the prospect of a dramatically different tomorrow. We can help.
Drug Injury
Prescription drug adverse reactions and side effects cause the death of 200,000 Americans every year. Adverse reactions and side effects from over-the-counter medications, cause serious injury or death to countless others. If you have questions, call us.
Bicycle Safety during National Bike Month
/in Blog /by clkkelleyThe focus of the Roll Model campaign is to get parents, grandparents, older siblings and caregivers to commit to demonstrating safe bicycling habits every time they get on a bicycle. This means:
On that last point—about sharing the road—Nebraska recently passed an important piece of legislation that will help to make the roadways safer for both bikers and motorists alike. Known as the “3 foot passing law”, the legislation requires every vehicle to leave a clearance of three feet between their vehicle and any bicycle or electric assistive mobility device (such as a motorized wheelchair) when passing.
Iowa currently does not have similar traffic laws and would be wise to follow Nebraska’s example. This type of legislation that requires motorists to give bicyclists a safe distance when sharing the road is crucial to making our roadways safer and increasing the use of bicycles as a safe and healthy form of transportation.
Throughout the month of May, there will be several bicycle events across the country, including Bike to School Day on May 9; Bike to Work Week from May 14-18; and Bike to Work Day on May 18.
Pradaxa
/in Blog, News /by clkkelleyPradaxa linked to unexpectedly high number of fatal bleeding incidents
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common type of persistent irregular heartbeat. Patients who suffer from this particular condition face a greatly increased risk of stroke. When the heart doesn’t beat strongly and regularly, there is a greater likelihood that a blood clot can develop and travel to the brain, which in turn results in a stroke. Often, patients with AF use medications like Pradaxa or warfarin to counter this risk. The anticoagulant drugs act as blood thinners to prevent clots from forming. Between obtaining FDA approval in October of 2010 and August of 2011, nearly 1.1 million Pradaxa prescriptions were filled in the United States.
But the use of blood thinners like Pradaxa carries its own risk: even a minor scrape or injury can quickly result in excessive and uncontrolled hemorrhaging. This was apparently known at the time of FDA approval, and studies even showed bleeding events occurred at the same rate for Pradaxa as compared to warfarin. But after Pradaxa went on the market, there has been higher rate of reported bleeding incidents than expected. The FDA continues to investigate why that is the case.
In the meantime, claims against the maker of the anticoagulant drug Pradaxa are starting to make their way into the court system. This last month, three plaintiffs filed suit in the United States against the German company that makes the drug, Boehringer Ingelheim. That company admits that in just one year of being on the market, Pradaxa was linked to 260 cases of fatal bleeding.
While the FDA investigation and litigation moves forward, patients are advised not to stop taking the drug without consulting their physician. But at the same time, patients need to be keenly aware of any adverse effects that indicate a bleeding problem:
End Distracted Driving
/in Blog, News /by clkkelleyJoin us in a nationwide campaign to end distracted driving
One reason that distracted driving is such a widespread issue is because it encompasses a wide range of activities that don’t all seem that risky. But any activity that takes away a driver’s full attention to the road counts as distracted driving: chatting with a passenger, adjusting the radio or climate controls, grooming, looking up directions, grabbing a meal in the car, and of course the much-discussed cell phone use while driving. Read more
Omaha Personal Injury Attorney Helps Those Injured in Accidents
/in Blog /by adminI’m John Inserra one of the attorneys with Inserra & Kelley.
When a person is involved in an accident that results in personal injury or property damage, they are always faced with the question: should I hire a Lawyer?
Our advice is to always talk to a lawyer so you know the legal path you will find yourself.
We will assist you in navigating that legal path and we will advise you on a broad range of issues such as: Investigation of the facts and legal issues; management of medical care and medical bills; evaluation of current and future damages; negotiation of your claim for settlement; and, filing your lawsuit and trial.
A Inserra & Kelley we have handled personal injury claims for 60 years
Personal Injury Attorney Helps With Prescription Drug Complications in Omaha
/in Blog /by adminI’m John Inserra of Inserra and Kelley.
If you’re the victim of a prescription drug malpractice and now have legal questions, call us toll free at 800-642-1242.
When you go to your doctor, you expect them to diagnose and treat you correctly.
You trust them to prescribe you the correct medication.
However, sometimes mistakes are made that end up hurting you more than they help you.
When this happens, your family is put in a tight spot as the bills begin piling up.
We will help you navigate the questions such as: Who pays your medical bills? How should you interact with your current doctor? Should you go see another doctor? What responsibility does your doctor have in this mistake and how can you take action?
As a husband and father of two children, I’m sensitive to your situation.
We’re here for you.
Inserra and Kelley: Representing the injured for over 50 years.