Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys

$4.5M

Motorcycle Accident

Motorcyclist suffered a traumatic brain injury after being struck by defective construction equipment in a construction area. Construction company denied negligence. Extensive litigation uncovered additional insurance coverage. Settlement achieved with support of multiple experts.

$3M

Motorcycle Accident

Motorcyclist sustained severe injuries including multiple fractures to upper and lower extremities after colliding with a delivery van that turned left in front of him. Accident reconstruction expert determined the van driver violated Missouri statutory law. Client required extensive medical treatment and will need projected future medical care totaling over a million dollars.

$3M

Personal Injury

Woman sustained severe traumatic brain injury and other catastrophic injuries in a head-on collision with a drunk driver. Drunk driver had high BAC and prior DUI incidents. Client received a $3,000,000 settlement from two separate insurance carriers.

$1M

Truck Accident Wrongful Death

Driver of a U.S. Postal Service tractor-trailer truck jumped out of his truck, allowing it to crash into an apartment building, killing a three-year-old daughter and causing personal injuries to her father. The driver suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, known by the U.S. Postal Service. Verdict was the largest award to date for the death of a minor child in a Federal Tort Claims Act lawsuit.

$100,000

Motorcycle Accident

Client injured in Kansas City, Kansas when a car pulled out of a private driveway into his path, causing him to lose control and crash. Suffered a crush injury to the right foot, cellulitis, metatarsalgia, and possible osteoarthritic changes. Required hospitalization, debridement, and nerve decompression surgery. Insurance company initially offered $60,000.

Medical Malpractice

Client admitted for back surgery; procedure aborted due to unsterilized surgical instruments. Required intravenous antibiotic therapy and a second surgery a month later. Suffered prolonged course of treatment and risks of second surgery.