The Sooner You Act, The Better.
You are hurt, your car may be gone, and an adjuster may already be asking questions. Right now is about protecting your health, your evidence, and your right to full compensation — before someone asks you to settle for less.
- Get medical care and document every symptom
- Save crash photos, video, and witness details
- Do not sign a release or accept a final offer
- Let our team handle insurer calls
A Fast Check Can Close Your Claim Too Soon.
The first offer may arrive before you know whether the pain will fade, whether you can return to work, or whether you need more treatment. Once a claim is finally released, later losses may be yours to carry.
Future treatment
Early soreness can become weeks of therapy, imaging, injections, or surgery.
Missed income
Time away from work and reduced earning ability must be documented.
Your vehicle
Repair, total-loss value, rental use, towing, and related expenses matter.
Your daily life
Pain, sleep, mobility, family duties, and normal activities are part of the harm.
The partner explains why the first offer may arrive before the full cost of the injury is known.
Years of combined experience on your side
Built Like A Team, Not A Solo Act
For three decades we've refined how our teams run — attorney, paralegal, investigator, and case manager working your file at the same time, like a kitchen at nine o'clock on a Friday night. Nothing sits. Nothing waits for one person to get free.
You are not squeezed between a divorce and a real estate closing. Ohio injury law is all we do, and a full team goes hard on your behalf from day one.
Your Attorney
Sets the strategy, sets the value of your claim, and refuses to let a lowball offer stand.
Your Paralegal
Chases down records, bills, and reports so nothing stalls waiting on paper.
Your Investigator
Locks down the scene, the vehicles, the cameras, and the witnesses before they disappear.
Your Case Manager
Keeps you updated and keeps every deadline, lien, and medical provider moving.
Build The Full Claim — Not Just The First Bill.
A strong car-accident claim accounts for the full impact of the crash. The goal is not a quick number. It is a fair recovery supported by medical records, wage evidence, property records, and the story of how your life changed.
Medical care
Current treatment and reasonably supported future needs.
Lost wages
Paychecks missed and documented effects on earning ability.
Property losses
Vehicle repairs, total loss, rental, towing, and related costs.
Pain and suffering
The human cost of pain, disruption, and lost normal life.
Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Compensation depends on the facts, injuries, available insurance, and other circumstances.
The partner explains what the legal team can preserve, document, and take off your plate right now.
Let Us Protect The Details While You Heal.
McKenzie & Snyder has served injured Ohioans since 1999. We know how quickly evidence can disappear and how early statements can be used against a person who is still trying to understand what happened.
Why Insurance Adjusters Know Our Name
Insurance companies keep records on which firms fold and which firms fight. After thirty years of Ohio injury cases, they know exactly which one we are.
We Don't Take The First Offer
The opening number is a test. We come back with the medical proof, the wage loss, and the future cost — and we make them answer for all of it.
Every Case Is Built For Trial
We prepare like we're walking into a courtroom. Carriers pay more when they know the file is ready to be tried, not just settled.
We Move While Evidence Is Fresh
Their adjuster started working your case the day it happened. Our team starts the day you call — same speed, opposite side.
Ohio roots, Ohio courts, Ohio juries. We serve clients across all 88 counties — and we know the adjusters, the defense firms, and the judges in them.
Real Attorneys. Real Ohio. Real Results.
You'll know who is handling your case, and you'll be able to reach them. That's the difference between a law firm and a call center.
Kyle B. McKenzie
Partner — takes on the insurance carriers head-on
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Christopher J. Snyder
Partner — trial-tested injury and wrongful death
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Matt Hammer
Semi-truck, delivery vehicle, and BWC claims
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Nicole Dietz
Builds the medical record that proves your damages
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Andrew Tobergte
Fast case movement and adjuster negotiation
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Joe Paley
Decades of Ohio courtroom experience
ProfileThree Steps. Zero Upfront Fee.
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Tell us what happened
Call, schedule a time, or send the short form. The consultation is free and confidential.
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Meet your legal team
We listen, explain your options, and make signing up straightforward.
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Let us take over
We deal with insurers and protect the evidence while you focus on healing.
The partner walks through the consultation, signing up, and the promise that there is no fee unless the firm wins.
“McKenzie & Snyder treated me like a neighbor — not a case file. They got me almost 4× the insurance company's first offer.”
25+ Years
Serving injured Ohio families since 1999.
All 88 Counties
Statewide help, from city streets to rural roads.
No Fee Unless We Win
No retainer and no hourly legal bill.
Free Consultation
A clear next step without pressure or obligation.
What People Ask Before They Call
You should understand your rights before giving a recorded statement. An adjuster may ask questions before you know the full nature of your injuries. We can review the situation and handle communications if we represent you.
The Other Side Has Already Started. Put A Team On Your Side.
One free conversation can protect evidence, prevent avoidable mistakes, and give you a clear plan for what happens next.
Get The First-Week Plan For What Happened To You
Truck Accident
Preserve commercial vehicle data and trucking company records.
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Document the hazard before the scene changes or video is erased.
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Protect medical records, photos, owner details, and insurance.
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A clear first-week plan for any other Ohio injury incident.
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