Distracted Driving Awareness

Distracted female driver looking at phone while operating a vehicle.
April is national distracted driving awareness month. As such, we all have a duty to promote awareness about the serious danger distracted driving poses to drivers, passengers and pedestrians alike. When you mention distracted driving, often, the first thing that comes to mind is a driver talking or texting while driving on a busy roadway.
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Five Reasons You Need an Injury Attorney after an Accident

Personal Injury Claim Stamp
Hiring a personal injury attorney after an accident where you’ve been seriously injured is the best way to ensure you receive a fair settlement from the insurance company. Without legal assistance, the insurance company will try and exploit loopholes in personal injury laws in an effort to take advantage of your inexperience. Here are the
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After a Car Accident, Feeling Fine Doesn’t Mean You Are Fine

Rear impact collision car accident
Injuries After a Car Accident May Not be Immediately Noticed Car accidents, including low-speed impacts, generate unnatural forces that are absorbed by the human body. Often, the stress placed on a passenger’s body when involved in a car accident may take hours, days or even weeks to manifest. In low-impact automobile collisions, many victims often
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What is Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist Coverage?

Uninsured motorist coverage for Kansas drivers
What Is UM/UIM Coverage? Uninsured/Underinsured (UM/UIM) motorist coverage is a feature of your own auto insurance policy that offers additional protection when there is an accident, and the at-fault driver is either completely uninsured or has insurance that meets the minimum legal requirements, but does not have enough coverage to pay for the damage caused
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Personal Injury Protection Coverage

Kansas car insurance coverage must include personal injury protection.
Personal Injury Protection Insurance: What Is It? In Kansas, Personal injury protection coverage, often referred to as PIP or “no-fault” insurance, is required on all Kansas automobile insurance policies unless specifically disclaimed by the policy holder. Personal injury protection is designed to be paid without regard to “fault,” or in legal terms, legal liability. PIP
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