We handle serious injury cases from our office on Magazine Street. When an insurance company stalls, we file suit. Nearly all of our clients come to us the same way. Someone we helped sent them.
For fifty years there has been a Kohnke practicing law in Louisiana. Richard V. Kohnke, Sr. opened his own practice in the 1990s and built it one client at a time.
His son grew up around it. He played two sports in college, graduated from Loyola University College of Law, and spent years at one of the biggest injury firms in the state before coming home to take over the family practice.
Today Richard V. Kohnke, Jr. runs Kohnke Law from Magazine Street.
The man who founded the practice is still down the hall.
Richard V. Kohnke, Jr. · Managing Partner
The core of this practice. When the other driver was on the clock, in a company truck or a fleet vehicle, the case changes. There is an employer, a commercial policy, and records the company would rather keep. We know how to get them.
Premises cases, uninsured motorist claims, and injuries that change how someone works and lives. If the injury is real and the treatment is real, call.
We handle cases across southern Louisiana and try them where the wreck happened.
Something else? If your legal problem is not an injury case, call anyway. If we cannot handle it, we know who can.
Not a case manager, not a call center. The lawyer handling your case answers your questions.
Some firms send demand letters for a year. If the adjuster is not moving, we file suit. Deadlines move insurance companies. Letters do not.
From the first day, we work the file like it is going to trial, because the cases that settle best are the ones the other side knows we will try.
Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Each case depends on its own facts.
Call or send the form. Tell us what happened, when, and where you have been treated. If we take your case, you will know exactly who is handling it.
Received. We will call you.