John V. O’Connor

John V. O’Connor is an experienced personal injury attorney serving clients across Wisconsin from his Kenosha office. With more than 35 years of legal experience, he provides strong representation to injured clients and families seeking fair compensation after accidents caused by another person’s negligence.

John has extensive knowledge of Wisconsin personal injury laws and regulations. His practice focuses on helping injured people understand their rights, evaluate their legal options, and pursue claims for suffering and damages. He is known for handling both simple and complex personal injury cases with skill.

John has earned strong respect from peers, clients, and insurance companies. Other lawyers ask him to try their cases because of his proven ability in court and settlement matters. Insurance companies know his work and often offer his clients fair settlements based on that reputation.

John has received several respected legal honors during his career. He has been recognized as a “Super Lawyer” and ranked among the top 100 Wisconsin trial attorneys by the National Trial Lawyers Association. These honors reflect his experience, skill, and standing in personal injury law.

John has also received an “A” rating from Martindale-Hubbell every year since 1984. He became the youngest attorney in Kenosha to receive that high accreditation. He has also been awarded an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest accolade an attorney can receive.

John V. O’Connor offers focused representation for people injured because of negligence, including cases involving serious injury or wrongful death. His extensive trial experience, respected ratings, and deep understanding of Wisconsin personal injury law enable him to guide clients through difficult legal matters with confidence.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, The Law Offices of John V. O’Connor
• Member, State Bar of Wisconsin

Licensed State

• Wisconsin

Education

• Marquette University Law School
  Juris Doctor (JD)

Awards & Badges