Lincoln, NE

Jon Rehm

Jon Rehm has specialized in workers’ compensation, employment, and personal injury law since 2005. He represents employees and individuals in state and federal court as well as in front of administrative agencies. He frequently speaks at continuing education events and has presented on workers’ compensation and employment law topics for the American Bar Association, the American Association of Justice (AAJ), the Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys, and at the University Of Nebraska College Of Law. He is active in many lawyers’ groups, was named to the Board of Governors for AAJ, is vice chair of the AAJ Workplace Injury section, and serves on the Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group’s Board of Directors. He currently serves as a commissioner for the Lincoln Commission on Human Rights.

James R. Harris

Jim Harris founded Harris Law Offices in 1980. Since that time, Jim has practiced law in Lincoln, Nebraska with an emphasis in workers' compensation and civil litigation from the plaintiff's side. He has been an active member of the Board of Directors of the Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys. He served as Political Action Chair for that organization from 2000 to 2005 and was Legislative Chair in 2007. He is a past President of the Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys and board member of the American Association for Justice. He has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. Jim has successfully argued a wide range of workers' compensation cases, including two important Nebraska Supreme Court decisions: Cox v. Fagen and Worline v. ABB Alstrom. Jim's hobbies include history, music, swimming and running.

Jon Rehm

Jon Rehm is an attorney with 20 years of practice, advocating for those injured on the job, discriminated at work, and injured due to others' carelessness. He has extensive trial experience in Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court, jury trials, appellate arguments, and administrative hearings. He is a published author in Trial Magazine and the Nebraska Lawyer and graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Law.

Herbert J. Friedman

Herbert J. Friedman is a seasoned personal injury attorney and founder of Friedman Law Offices, practicing law in Lincoln, Nebraska for over four decades since 1962. He is known for his contentious cases, including civil rights litigation and representing victims of wrongful conviction. He was awarded the Frank Carrington Champion of Civil Justice Award in 2005 and has been selected by Super Lawyers in 2020 and 2021.

Daniel H. Friedman

Daniel H. Friedman is an attorney at Friedman Law Offices in Lincoln, Nebraska. He has been recognized multiple times as a Great Plains Super Lawyer (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) for his excellence in the legal profession. He is dedicated to fighting for people harmed by negligence and has represented clients in significant cases, including wrongful conviction.

Carlos A. Monzón

Widely revered as one of the nation’s top criminal attorneys, Carlos A. Monzón has a victory mindset and no-nonsense approach to litigation that puts clients on the quickest and most strategic path to ideal case outcomes. With nearly three decades of experience, he’s not afraid to fight to the full extent of the law - and he won’t quit until the final gavel strikes. Monzón has an extensive track record of success in sensitive legal areas, such as state and federal criminal matters and appeals and personal injury cases. Unlike some other attorneys, Monzón does not shy away from taking cases to trial. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Monzón spent several years abroad as an instructor for trial advocacy in Mexico, Peru, Chile, and Puerto Rico. He has taken his extensive knowledge of Sixth Amendment law to litigators in countries with often-corrupt legal processes. He is also heavily involved in several organizations supporting the local and national Latinx community. Monzón earned a J.D. from the University of Nebraska College of Law in 1994, and has since dedicated his practice to aggressively protecting, preserving, and defending his clients’ constitutional rights.

Kile W. Johnson

Kile W. Johnson is a Fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers and has been extensively involved in the practice of claims and litigation for over 40 years. He has tried over 200 cases, including over 100 jury trials in the state and federal courts in Nebraska. He has handled appeals before the Nebraska Supreme Court and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Johnson taught Trial Advocacy at the University of Nebraska College of Law for many years and given numerous presentations in the field of continuing legal education in Nebraska, usually in the areas of trial procedure and evidence.