Omaha Laws

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As a major business and transportation hub, the “Gateway to the West” is an embodiment of the American entrepreneurial spirit. Many residents look forward to attending the annual college world series, or wandering through the largest indoor rainforest in the world at the Henry Doorly Zoo. Finding accurate legal information in such a bustling city can be daunting, which is why FindLaw has compiled the following articles and resource pages. Here you can find information about local courthouses, how to obtain free legal representation, and information for resolving your personal injury and DUI cases.

Learn About Omaha Laws

  • Courthouses

    Headed to the courthouse? If you're a juror, witness, or have a case in Omaha, check out this article. You'll find a list of state and federal courts, including maps and useful courthouse tips.

  • Legal Aid

    If you are looking for legal help in “Gate City,” there are several choices. From free to low-cost providers, this guide provides you with a list of options for residents of Douglas County.

  • DUI Cases

    Have you been arrested for a DUI in Omaha? Whether you were stopped leaving the Old Market District after one too many Sunday brunch mimosas or coming from the Jazz on the Green festival, most cases follow a general roadmap. Here's some general information about DUIs in Omaha.

  • Personal Injury Case

    There's so many ways you can get injured in Omaha. Just walking out your front door presents danger. If you are injured, know your rights. Here's an article about personal injury law in Omaha from what to do first, to how to file a lawsuit, and more.

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