Vermont Personal Injury Attorneys with Unique Experience

O’Neill Kellner & Green is a winning team of Vermont personal injury attorneys dedicated to helping injured Vermonters and their families. Our attorneys focus on representing people who have been harmed through the negligence of others, and the families of those who have died as a result of someone else’s actions. Working hard for our clients has earned us the highest ranking from Martindale-Hubbell®, the definitive directory of lawyers in the United States.

Many of our clients have been injured in motor vehicle accidents. Others have been hurt by defective products, dangerous property conditions, or work-related accidents. We represent people who have been harmed severely as a result of medical malpractice. Some of our clients have come to us because they have been sexually abused by people they trust, such as a priest, a counselor, or even a family member. We also represent people whose insurance companies refuse to pay for things like fire loss or uninsured motorist coverage.

How We Can Help

We understand that no legal action can turn back the clock to erase the painful, serious – and often permanent – effects of an accident. Getting the money to pay for medical care and other bills can make a big difference in putting your life back together. As practical, self-reliant Vermonters, many of our clients are initially reluctant to hire a lawyer; they would rather settle on their own and avoid filing a lawsuit. In our experience, insurance companies try to pay as little as possible and often pressure people to settle for far less than their claim is worth. Since we work for you and not the insurance company, our goal is to get you the payment you deserve.

No Money Up Front

For personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance claim cases, we primarily work on a contingency fee basis – that is, you pay us a percentage only if we successfully obtain money for you. There are no up front charges, and we’ll even pay the out-of-pocket costs as we pursue your case.