Omar Husain

Omar Husain

Trial Attorney at DM Injury Law
Kansas City, MO

About Omar Husain

Omar's approach to legal practice is detail-oriented and innovative. He invests time in listening to clients, ensuring their concerns are fully heard so he can develop the most effective strategies for their cases. His patience, passion, and meticulous attention to detail make him a strong advocate who thrives on crafting unique, well-planned strategies for each client. A Kansas City native, Omar earned his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Kansas.

In addition to his legal career, he co-owns The Workout Kansas City, an outdoor group fitness company. He and his wife are passionate about exploring new coffee shops, and he enjoys playing basketball, powerlifting, and watching the Chiefs Omar also gives back to his community, serving on the Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City JEDI Board, the Mid-America Muslim Cemetery Board, and the Young Professionals Board for the Islamic Center of Johnson County. Whether it's moving forward with representation or guiding you to the right resource, you'll leave our conversation with clarity.

Practice areas

Education

University of Kansas School of Law
J.D.
University of Kansas
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Kansas
State Bar of Missouri

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