Louis Frederick Sommer III

After graduating from law school on May 16, 1999, I sat for and passed the July 1999 Ohio bar exam. I subsequently was admitted to the practice of law in Ohio on November 8, 1999. Shortly thereafter I started representing people in the area of Ohio Workers Compensation Law. Ohio Workers' Compensation Law has been the focus of my practice ever since, and I have continued to dedicate my practice to help those that have been injured at work. I have had thousands of clients over the years, and handled thousands of administrative hearings before the Ohio Industrial Commission. My clients come from all walks of life. Many of my clients work in the healthcare industry as nurses, nurse aides, home healthcare assistants, or other similar professions. Other clients of mine work in the manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, or logistics industries. I've also had clients that work in the transportation industry as truck, bus, and delivery drivers. I have others that work as daycare providers, teachers, teacher's aides, school janitors/maintenance, police officers, firefighters, state, county or municipal workers, and in other similar areas. My point is that anyone can get injured at work and it is usually an unexpected injury. Some professions are more prone to injuries because they are more physical, but anyone that needs assistance with an Ohio Workers' Compensation claim should contact me for a free consultation. There is no obligation to retain me, I require no money upfront to retain me, I do no hourly billing, and there is no attorney fee unless I recover money for you. Thus, if your claim is being denied, medical treatment is being denied, medical conditions are being denied, compensation is being denied, or if you haven't had a permanent partial disability award, or if you have any other question, regardless of your occupation, please call or e-mail me so I can answer your questions.