E. Ray Critchett, LLC is a Columbus-area firm representing individuals and businesses in personal injury claims and selected civil disputes. Established in 2001, the firm emphasizes direct attorney access, careful preparation, clear communication, and practical legal strategies. Clients work closely with attorney E. Ray Critchett and his assistant throughout the case, ensuring important decisions, documents, and deadlines are closely managed from the first consultation through resolution.
E. Ray Critchett, LLC handles personal injury matters arising from car, motorcycle, and commercial truck accidents. The firm also represents clients in cases involving traumatic brain injuries, wrongful death, dog bites, animal attacks, and swimming pool drownings. Its approach may include gathering medical records, reviewing insurance coverage, documenting financial and personal losses, consulting qualified experts, and negotiating with insurers. Injury cases are prepared with litigation in mind when settlement efforts do not produce a fair result.
E. Ray Critchett, LLC also provides civil litigation services to individuals and companies across Ohio. The firm handles consumer protection claims under the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act, business and contract disputes, construction conflicts, and insurance litigation involving denied or underpaid claims. Early evaluation of contracts, correspondence, financial records, and policy language helps the firm identify risks, develop focused claims or defenses, and determine whether negotiation, mediation, or courtroom proceedings offer the most effective path forward.
E. Ray Critchett, LLC brings more than two decades of legal experience to trial, appellate, negotiation, and mediation matters. The firm is based in Dublin, Ohio, and assists clients in Columbus, nearby counties, and other parts of the state. Its service model centers on candid advice, proactive updates, tailored case planning, and preparation for trial when necessary. Free initial consultations are available for personal injury matters, while fees for civil cases depend on the nature and structure of the dispute.
