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If you’ve been injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you’ll likely want to file a claim to seek compensation for your expenses. Though this may seem like a straightforward process, it can actually be incredibly difficult and may take months or even a year to see any money.

Settling a personal injury claim after a car accident appears to be straightforward. The company’s insured caused an accident, and as a result, you face injuries. You have medical bills and have lost time at work. Therefore, they should pay.

In life, accidents happen. Sometimes, these accidents result in bodily injuries, which can range in seriousness from simple bumps, bruises, and scrapes to far more severe damage, such as bone fractures and head or spinal cord trauma.

When most people think about a personal injury claim, they only think about getting a settlement from someone’s insurance company. If you can prove your claim, you may get a settlement, but will it be enough to fairly compensate you for your damages?

We are dedicated to advocating for people injured in automobile collisions or car accidents on Kansas City metro streets, roads, and interstate highways. We help those injured in collisions caused by another person’s speeding, reckless driving, inattention, or other negligence.

Being injured in a car accident as a passenger can be a frightening and disorienting experience. Knowing what to do following the crash is essential for ensuring that you are properly taken care of and compensated for your losses.

Medical malpractice is an area of law that focuses on protecting people who have suffered harm due to negligent medical care. When a doctor or other healthcare provider fails to provide the level of care expected of them, the patient may be entitled to compensation for their injuries.

If you’ve been injured in a car or truck accident as a driver, passenger, pedestrian, or bystander, what you do in the first 72 hours after the incident can affect everything.

Kansas has been using the “one bite rule” since 1897. A dog bite victim who is injured in

Shattering violence not only traumatizes soldiers in war, but studies have found that over 1/3rd of car accident victims will experience some degree of significant mental health trauma after a violent collision.