Alberto Nestico | Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer

Mr. Rob A. Nestico

Mr. Rob A. Nestico

Kisling, Nestico & Redick

Experience: 26 years

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About Rob

Attorney Nestico has long had an interest in personal injury law. At the age of 15, he was injured in a car crash when another driver failed to stop an intersection resulting in a head-on collision with another vehicle, killing the other driver. Due to the incident, Nestico spent three months in the hospital recovering from injuries to both arms, one requiring a steel rod to be surgically attached. During this time, Nestico says he and his family were vulnerable to the practices of insurance companies and were taken advantage of during one of the most difficult times in their lives. Thus, Nestico’s passion for personal injury law had manifest and led him to become a personal injury lawyer.

Attorney Nestico received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1990 and a Specialized Honors of Political Science in 1992, both from York University. He received his Juris Doctor of Law degree, graduating in the top five percent of his class and with honors, from Touro Law School in New York in 1999. During his time at Touro, Nestico completed two internships, one with a state judge and one with a federal judge. He then attended The University of Akron School of Law in Akron, Ohio, as a visiting student, where he still practices law today.

Nestico began his professional law experience with an insurance defense firm before switching to the plaintiff-side of personal injury. In 2005, along with Attorneys Kisling and Redick, Nestico became a founding partner of Kisling, Nestico & Redick. KNR has since grown from three to 26 lawyers, five to over 100 support staff, and have offices all throughout the state of Ohio.

Attorney Nestico has successfully tried cases to verdict and argued cases before the Ohio Supreme Court and 6th District Court of Appeals. He has represented over 200,000 clients in a class-action suit recovering over $27.5 million dollars and is a member of The Million Dollar Advocates Forum – an honor less than one percent of U.S. attorneys can claim. He has been recognized as a Rising Star and Super Lawyer several times by Super Lawyers Magazine and has also been voted as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer. Attorney Nestico is admitted to practice law in multiple Ohio courts and the U.S. Supreme Court and is trilingual in English, French, and Italian. He focuses his practice on personal injury and class-action lawsuits.

Attorney Nestico is a first generation American-Italian as both of his parents hail from Calabria, Italy. He lives in Summit County with his wife, Patricia, and their three children.

I offer a 33-40% Contingency fee. Please call today to further discuss my fee structure.

Experience

Managing Partner

Kisling, Nestico, & Redick

2005-Present

Attorney

Eshelman Legal Group

2000-2005

Attorney

Reminger & Reminger Co Lpa

1999-2000

Admission

Verified U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio

2014

Verified U.S. Supreme Court

2009

Verified U.S. Court of Appeals 6th Circuit

2002

Verified U.S. District Court Northern District of Ohio

2000

Verified Ohio

1999

Education

York University

B.A. (Political Science)

1990

Recognitions & Achievements

Associations
  • Member | National Trial Lawyers Association
  • Member | American Trial Lawyers Association
  • Member | Ohio Association for Justice
  • Member | Akron Bar Association
  • Member | American Bar Association
  • Member | Association of Trial Lawyers of America
  • Member | Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers
Honors / Awards
  • Listed Ohio Super Lawyers
    2015-2016
  • Top 100 Trial Lawyers National Trial Lawyers Association
    2010-2014
  • Listed Ohio Super Lawyers
    2011-2012
  • Rising Star Ohio Super Lawyers
    2009
  • Top 100 Trial Lawyers American Trial Lawyers Association
    2009
  • Listed Ohio's Outstanding Young Lawyers
    2009
  • Multi-Million Dollar Advocate Multi-Million Dollar Advocate Forum
    2005

Notable Work

Cases

$3,100,000 Settlement in Icy Road Truck Accident

Recently, a 33-year-old truck driver who was the passenger in semi-truck when it slid off an icy road. As a result, our client suffered multiple traumatic injuries, including a brain injury that resulted in permanent memory loss and other balance and mobility related issues. KNR was able to overcome several legal issues and obtain a settlement that included payment of a $1,000,000 subrogation claim and $2.1 million in additional funds. The total settlement of $3,100,000 was the result of pre-suit negotiations and was essential in helping the driver get his life back in order without financial devastation. Individual results may vary based on the facts, injuries, jurisdiction, venue, witnesses, parties, and other factors.

$80,000 For Female T-boned at a Stop Sign

Our client, a middle-aged female, was traveling down a rural road in Richland County when she was t-boned by a young driver who failed to stop at a stop sign. The impact caused both vehicles to leave the roadway and come to a rest in a nearby field. There was significant damage to both vehicles and loss of consciousness by our client, who was subsequently transported to the ER. The collision caused multiple abrasions, bruising, injury to her ear, dizziness, lightheadedness, vertigo, neck, back, temporary short-term memory loss, and nausea. Due to her injuries, she underwent multiple months of physical therapy. The other driver admitted to and accepted fault for the collision. The claim was resolved for $80,000. Individual results may vary based on the facts, injuries, jurisdiction, venue, witnesses, parties, and other factors.

$75,000 Settlement For Passenger in a High-Speed Accident

Our client was a passenger that was hit, at a high rate of speed, on a local highway. The defendant, who happened to be a plaintiff attorney, denied a sobriety test at the scene and her OVI was later dismissed. Liability was admitted for the accident, however, and while punitive damages were going to be bifurcated per the judge’s order, we nevertheless had the claim pending. Our client sustained neck and back injuries, including a herniated disc for which she underwent a discectomy. A primary issue in the case was her pre-existing DJD and the fact that the surgery occurred three years after the accident. The defendant IME report only attributed emergency room treatment and a few weeks of treatment thereafter as being related to the accident. A few weeks prior to trial, we mediated the case and it settled for $75,000. Individual results may vary based on the facts, injuries, jurisdiction, venue, witnesses, parties, and other factors.

$400,000 Settlement For Elderly Woman Injured In Stop Sign Accident

Our client suffered a fractured knee and closed head injury when another driver pulled from a stop sign into our client’s path, causing a significant collision. Our client, who was in her 80’s at the time of the crash, had been previously living independently and caring for herself. However, as a result of her injuries, she was confined to a nursing home for an extended period of time. Subsequently, her physical and mental health rapidly declined. KNR filed a lawsuit to recover insurance proceeds from the at-fault driver. After depositions, court filings, and a mediation, the case was resolved for $400,000–providing payment of her medical bills and future care, in addition to pain and suffering from her injuries. Individual results may vary based on the facts, injuries, jurisdiction, venue, witnesses, parties, and other factors.

Publications

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