The Personal Injury Laws in your State will Impact your Potential Settlement

Kansas personal injury laws and negligence standards to be aware of after a car crash.
Most people, who file personal injury or property damage claims, automatically assume that if the defendant’s fault is proven in court, they stand a good chance of receiving compensation. Few are aware that their case and its outcome will be impacted by the personal injury laws in the state and the plaintiff’s contribution in the
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Car Accident Statistics in Kansas

Car accident stats
Nationwide, 2014 was celebrated as the safest year to be on the road in more than 4 decades.Although Kansas road accident statistics for 2015 are not yet available, the number of mishaps and fatalities rose steadily in 2012 and 2014. The Kansas Department of Transportation reported that approximately 58,500 traffic accidents occurred in 2013, which
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Car Accidents and Children: Are We Being Responsible?

Woman strapping small child into car seat in backseat of automobile.
Car accidents are the cause of many fatalities every year throughout Kansas and the United States. The despair and sorrow that follows after a traumatic event is often debilitating and extremely challenging. Tragedies aren’t always avoidable and that is why it’s paramount to be well informed and prepared if something of this caliber ever happens
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Why It Is Important To Be A Responsible Host This Holiday Season?

Happy New Year 2016
Christmas, New Year’s Eve as well as New Year’s Day frequently figures in the top 5 dangerous days to be on the road every year, and with good reason. In the midst of all that merry making, normally responsible hosts and guests often end up throwing good sense out of the window. However, with as
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DeVaughn James Testifies for Increased Automobile Insurance Limits.

Minimum coverage car insurance comes with more risk
Read the full article by Justin Wingerter at cjonline.com Under existing law, the minimum policy coverage limits for an accident is $25,000 for bodily injury or death of one person, $50,000 for two or more people, and $10,000 for property damage, according to the Kansas Legislative Research Department. The limits haven’t changed since 1984. “It
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