Kelley/Uustal was founded by two of the nation’s most successful and experienced trial lawyers, Robert Kelley and John Uustal.

The firm's lawyers include seasoned courtroom advocates with combined courtroom experience spanning nearly forty years and more than one hundred jury trials. Together, the lawyers at Kelley/Uustal have been instrumental in securing almost a quarter of a billion dollars in jury awards and settlements for their clients. That’s money in the bank, not judgments lost on appeal or big headline verdicts that never get paid.

Kelley/Uustal’s unique Forensic Discovery Process allows the firm to reverse-engineer the scene of an accident, injury, or product malfunction. The firm's lawyers, along with engineers, doctors and scientists, trace the root causes of a personal tragedy back to its earliest and truest origin: often all the way back to the manufacturing facility or corporate boardroom.

The attorneys at Kelley/Uustal have dramatically improved the lives of the clients they represent. Their cases have helped to define, and re-define, the standards for success in vindicating the rights of people injured by dangerous products, greedy corporations, and medical negligence.

Prevent and Protect
Kelley/Uustal can only represent a fraction of those people who ask for help, but their lawyers have worked tirelessly to prevent and protect against injuries by educating consumers and pushing for safer products, roads, and medical procedures. That's their first mission: to prevent and protect.

Fight for Justice
When injuries cannot be prevented, Kelley/Uustal lawyers fight for justice. That's their second mission. It means standing up against powerful corporations that sell defective products. It means having the resources to fight billion dollar insurance companies. It means being willing and able to step into the courtroom, to stand and deliver.

Punish Intentional Wrongdoing
Last, Kelley/Uustal seeks to punish intentional wrongdoing. That's their third mission. Punishment. Some companies care more about profits than safety. Holding them accountable makes America safer. It scares others into taking safety seriously. Think of Kelley/Uustal as a warning. A warning to the careless, the greedy and especially the powerful.