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Darren J. Pekny is a partner at Johnson and Pekny, where he divides his practice between family law and criminal matters, concentrating on divorce, custody disputes, and misdemeanor and felony defense. He joined the firm in 2009 and has represented clients on a wide range of issues.

Cody has over 14 years of trial practice in Nebraska and has handled cases ranging from Misdemeanor DUI's, to DUI resulting in Death, to Murder and Drug Sales. Cody has the expertise and bedside manner you are looking for to assist on your criminal matter.. Cody is a proud midwesterner, born and raised in small town Iowa. Cody journeyed to Lincoln to attend the Univeristy of Nebraska Lincoln where he graduated Magna cum Laude in 2007 with a Degree in Criminal Justice. Cody attended Creighton Univeristy School of Law and graduated in 2010, and while attending law school clerked at various law offices including: the Pottawattamie County Attorney's Office, the Air Force JAG Office, and the Douglas County Attorney's Office.. After law school, Cody worked as a Felony Prosecutor for over 10 years at the Douglas County Attorney's Office where he was a member of the Felony DUI unit focusing on Felony DUI's, DUI Serious Bodily Injuries, Misdemeanor Motor Vehicle Homicides, Manslaughter and Felony Motor Vehicle Homicides. Cody also has extensive practice in Felony Drug Crimes and Violent Crime.. Cody has a true passion for his work and the people he gets to share his knowledge with. Cody represents people from all walks of life and make it his goal to assure his clients do not feel judged, but rather find that Cody is someone who is looking out for their best interests in life and in their legal matters regardless of their perceived faults and mistakes.

Attorney John S. Berry Jr. helps his clients fight some of the most important battles of their lives. Not only has he led successful teams in the courtroom, resulting in several jury trial victories, he has led soldiers in deployments to Iraq and Bosnia. Beyond the battlefield and the courtroom, John’s leadership experience extends to local community and national organizations that protect our constitutional rights and our veterans.. Prior to joining the firm, John attended the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia (1993-1997), and Creighton University School of Law, where he graduated cum laude in 2003. John is also a graduate of the National Criminal Defense College at Mercer Law School in Macon, Georgia (2004), Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming (2018), and the Nebraska State Bar Association Leadership Academy (2008).. John is past president of the Nebraska Criminal Defense Attorney's Association and a fellow of the prestigious American Board of Criminal Lawyers. John maintains an AV Preeminent Rating through Martindale-Hubbell and has been recognized as one of the National Trial Lawyers' Top 100. John has presented and lectured in the areas of criminal defense, trial skills, and veterans disability appeals.. After receiving his commission as an infantry officer in the U.S. Army, John completed Airborne School and Ranger School. In 1999, while assigned to the First Cavalry Division, he deployed to Bosnia for Operation Joint Forge. John also served as a Company Commander in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom and later as a Battalion Commander in the National Guard.

Attorney Clete Blakeman is a skilled Omaha personal injury lawyer with more than 25 years of experience. Personally and professionally committed to his clients’ success, he is a highly sought and respected attorney who handles all types of personal injury cases, including auto accidents, boat accidents, medical malpractice, and wrongful death litigation. Prior to his career as a lawyer, Clete was a 3-year letterman Quarterback for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Husker football team, later officiating football at the college level and joining the NFL as an on-field game official. Clete is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum® and the American Board of Trial Advocates. He earned his law degree from the University of Nebraska College of Law.

At the Law Offices of Willow T. Head, our practice is built on mutual respect and understanding with our clients in the Omaha, Nebraska, area. Attorney Willow Head has focused her practice solely on family law for a decade, and began her solo practice in 2005. She strives to listen intently to her clients, respecting their needs and working diligently to resolve their family law issues in a way that protects their interests.. Ms. Head charges her regular hourly rate for initial consultations, giving clients personal attention and perceptive advice. Contact us today for an appointment or view the profile above for more information on Attorney Head's background and accomplishments.

As a former competitive ski racer in Colorado and Division I soccer player in California, I have instilled in me perseverance, hard work, diligence and dedication. These traits carried over into my present criminal defense practice. It is my passion and honor to defend those accused of crimes, and I work tirelessly to defend my clients' constitutional rights. I "leave no stone unturned" in preparing a defense and working toward obtaining the best result possible on every case.

As a former city and county prosecutor, as well as a former police officer, few attorneys in Nebraska have the same level of experience as Michael J. Fitzpatrick. From his offices in Omaha, he serves the arrested and accused throughout Douglas and Sarpy counties, offering his experience and insights to help protect his clients’ rights and futures. Because Michael J. Fitzpatrick has seen cases from both sides of the courtroom, he knows the tactics prosecutors may use and works hard to help clients build strong defense strategies that protect their future and their freedom. From DUI arrests to drug crimes and white collar offenses, Michael J. Fitzpatrick has a broad range of experience to put to use for your case. Contact Michael J. Fitzpatrick, Attorney at Law to schedule a free case consultation today.

After decades of practicing as a trial attorney, I came to the realization that mediation was a less expensive, less stressful, and quicker process for my clients than traditional litigation. So despite my love of the courtroom I transitioned my practice to conducting mediations full-time. Now, having conducted more than 3,000 mediations in numerous states across the country, I have become even more passionate about the mediation process. I would like to think that I am one of the hardest working mediators around, frequently conducting mediations on Saturdays and Sundays to accommodate those who wish to retain me as a mediator. Almost every night of my life is dedicated to reviewing and understanding the materials submitted for the next day's mediation. While I suspect that few people would willingly follow my work schedule, I consider myself extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to practice a profession that I love almost every single day of the year, and to have a wonderful family who have permitted me to devote so much time to my profession.