Kansas Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Coverage

A Kansas personal injury protection, or PIP, insurance document.
Kansas is one of several no-fault auto insurance states. Kansas law requires that minimum auto insurance coverage includes not only liability coverage and underinsured/uninsured motorist coverage, but also personal injury protection benefits, commonly referred to as PIP coverage. PIP coverage and no-fault coverage are terms that are often used interchangeably to refer to the benefits
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Hire a Local Law Firm to Handle Your Personal Injury Case

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If you have been in a collision, you may be considering whether or not to obtain legal help. Searching for an attorney may seem like an overwhelming task, especially when faced with the numerous options brought up by an online search for a local personal injury attorney.  One of the primary benefits of retaining a
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What are the Caps on Personal Injury Damages in Kansas Law?

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Life is unpredictable and there is never a convenient time to suffer a personal injury. You may leave your home in perfect health and return home with a significant injury as a result of someone else’s negligence. If you become a victim of such an unforeseen tragedy, you may be entitled to compensation. However, there
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What is the Minimum Car Insurance Needed in Kansas?

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Being uninsured or underinsured in Kansas may lead to a citation and will also leave you lacking many benefits and protections if you are in a motor vehicle collision. The Kansas statute commonly called the “no pay, no play” statute, was enacted in 2011 in a bid to encourage vehicle owners to follow the requirement
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Avoiding Incidents that Involve Pedestrians!

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Across the country, the number of pedestrian incidents has gone up by almost 10% in recent years. The figures for the state of Kansas are just as worrisome, with an increase of nearly 7% in such incidents between 2008 and 2012. The steep rise in pedestrian incidents that result in injury and loss of life,
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