Carroll, Ucker & Hemmer LLC located in Columbus, Ohio, offers legal services for small businesses, including corporations and limited liability companies, for professional firms such as architects, engineers, physicians, and accountants, and for probate estates, and also provides legal services in personal injury and workers' compensation cases in the Columbus and Franklin County, Ohio area.
David W. T. Carroll, Esq.
Paul K. Hemmer, Esq.

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We represent architects and engineers in a broad spectrum of needs: insurance defense of malpractice claims, construction claims advice, contract review and negotiation, incorporation and corporate work. See our pages on the law relating to architects and engineers for more information.

Related to the representation of architects and engineers, is the field of construction law. The firm represents various parties in construction matters, including design professionals, contractors, subcontractors and owners.

We represent personal injury claimants in a wide variety of cases, with some exceptions. If you have been seriously injured in a automobile accident, on the job, or in some some other manner, we can assist you with a free, no obligation consultation. If you consult us in an area in which we do not work, we will be happy to refer to you practitioners in that area.

We represent workers injured on the job, who may be entitled to benefits from workers' compensation. We offer a no obligation, free consultation on all potential claims. See our workers' compensation page.

Our business lawyers have many years of experience in business representation, both commercial litigation and business transactions, such as the buying or selling of a business and representing creditors in bankruptcy. For more information, see our Business Law and other related pages.

If you need a will or estate planning, Click on Will Questionnaire and call for an appointment with Paul Hemmer. If a loved one dies, we will help you through the challenge of settling and administering a probate estate.