Oliver Law Office- Ohio

Oliver Law Office is a central Ohio law firm representing clients throughout the State and in various Courts outside of Ohio. The firm concentrates its practice in the areas of Plaintiff’s personal injury, defective products, wrongful death, and employment discrimination and whistleblower cases.

Why Oliver Law Office?

• Ms. Oliver has been awarded an “AV” rating – the highest rating available, by Martindale-Hubbell. (The rating is based upon evaluations by other attorneys in the community—an independent and confidential rating system.)

• She has been inducted into Strathmore’s Who’s Who Among Attorneys as a lifetime member.

• She is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum (with membership limited to attorneys who have achieved a jury verdict in excess of one million dollars as lead counsel).

• Ms. Oliver has received the notable distinction of being named as one of Ohio Super Lawyers Rising Stars for Top Lawyers under 40.

• Jami S. Oliver is past-president of the Ohio Women’s Bar Association and the Franklin County Trial Lawyers Association, where she is still actively involved with the promotion of the Pro Bono Project, linking federal civil litigants with lawyers on an as-needed and pro bono basis.

• Ms. Oliver is currently the Chair of the Products section of the Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers where she has served as a Trustee for many years.

Oliver Law Office is proud to represent individuals in both State and Federal Courts, both pre-suit and throughout litigation and trial. The firm has tried a host of cases to jury verdict, with notable verdicts including an award of $4.5 million in The Estate of Roger Clay, Deceased, v. Suzuki Motor Corp., et al. (Case No. 00CVB06-5541), Franklin County Common Pleas Court, Judge Hogan, February 4, 2003. We pride ourselves in our ethical standards and our aggressive and unrelenting pursuit of justice.

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