About Peter
Peter Olson practices personal injury law in Kealakekua, Hawaii — He joined the Hawaii State Bar in 2010. His firm operates out of two locations: the Kona Office and the Kamuela Office. The firm handles a variety of cases, including medical malpractice, DUI & DWI, divorce, business law, probate, real estate law, and landlord-tenant disputes. He earned his J.D. from the William S.
Richardson School of Law. During his time in law school, he worked as a law clerk, which laid the foundation for his legal career. After graduating, he served as a Deputy Public Defender, where he represented clients in criminal cases. This role provided him with insight into courtroom procedures and trial advocacy. Most of his current caseload involves personal injury cases, where he advocates for clients injured due to the negligence of others.
He also handles medical malpractice claims, ensuring that victims receive the compensation they deserve. Cases typically involve thorough investigations, negotiations with insurance companies, and, when necessary, litigation in court. Before establishing his practice, he worked as a Deputy Public Defender, gaining experience in criminal defense. His background in public defense gave him strong trial skills and a understanding of the legal system. This experience is invaluable when representing clients in personal injury cases, where negotiation and litigation skills are crucial.
In addition to personal injury law, he also focuses on various other areas, including divorce and family law. He understands the complexities involved in family disputes and works to achieve favorable outcomes for his clients. His practice also extends to business law, where he advises clients on legal matters related to their enterprises. Peter Olson is committed to serving his community in Hawaii — He believes in the importance of providing quality legal representation to those in need. His diverse practice areas allow him to assist many clients, ensuring that he can address their unique legal challenges effectively.
