Cain & Cain, P.C.
200 NE Mo Blvd, Suite 200, Lee's Summit, MO 64086, Lee's Summit, MO 64086
About Cain & Cain, P.C.
Cain & Cain, P.C. is a Lee's Summit, MO law firm serving the Kansas City area. The firm handles personal injury, bankruptcy, estate planning, and traffic and criminal law. With 30 years of experience, the firm has secured significant results for clients, including a $1.1 million settlement for a motorcyclist. They also obtained a $500,000 settlement for personal injuries after previous attorneys failed to identify underinsured motorist coverage. Randall Cain, a firm attorney, has served as President of the Eastern Jackson County Bar Association.
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Notable Case Results
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$1.1M
Personal Injury
Motorcyclist suffered tragic brain-stem damage after another driver pulled out in front of him.
$1M
Personal Injury
80-year-old woman suffered severe injuries and her fiancé was killed in a head-on collision with a trucker.
$1M
Auto Accident
Driver suffered severe back and shoulder injuries after swerving to avoid a truck, which then left the scene. Award against his own insurance company (Hartford) for uninsured motorist coverage.
$525,000
Legal Malpractice
Girl suffered a badly broken neck in a car wreck. Previous attorney failed to secure underinsured motorist coverage, leading to a legal malpractice claim against the firm.
$500,000
Personal Injury
Head-on collision causing serious personal injuries. Cain and Cain secured an additional $500,000.00 settlement from underinsured motorist coverage after previous attorneys failed to identify it.
$390,000
Personal Injury
Bicyclist suffered a badly broken leg after being hit by a car. Insurance company ignored deadline to pay policy limits, leading to a bad faith claim.