First Steps to take after a Car Wreck

Young man talking on cell phone after a car accident.
It is imperative to seek medical treatment as your first step as soon as you can after a collision. In the weeks that follow a car wreck, immediately contact your physician if you find yourself experiencing any of the following symptoms: There may be additional diagnostic testing required to pin-point the injuries you sustained. Your
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Driving Safe on Kansas Roads During Winter

In winter each year, almost 76,000 people get seriously injured in collisions all over the country. These collisions also cause almost 900 deaths and millions of dollars’ worth of property damage and loss. Yes, Kansas-City, Kansas and Olathe did make it onto the list of the 10 safest urban areas to drive in during winter
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Dustin DeVaughn Representing Kansas Man In E-Cig Battery Lawsuit

Used batteries stored together with potential to explode
Defective E-cigarette Battery Explodes On February 26, 2016 Daniel Anderson was at work just like any other day. However, his life drastically changed that day when the battery to his e-cigarette exploded in his pant pocket. As a result of this explosion Daniel suffered extreme 2nd and 3rd degree thermal and chemical burns on his
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Kansas Farmers Win Against Syngenta!

$218 million to 7000 Kansas farmers from Syngenta Lawsuit In June, 2017 a federal jury awarded nearly $218 million to 7000 Kansas farmers, who suffered financial losses when China, once a major importer of US corn, started refusing shipments of GMO corn grown in the country.   Syngenta’s near sighted profit mongering caused corn prices
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Types of Losses & Compensation in a Wrongful Death Claim

Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Part II of “A Wrongful Death Lawsuit Takes Some Consideration.”  The Compensation Awarded in a Wrongful Death Claim Claims can be made for both economic and non-economic damages and compensation received will be for both pecuniary and non-pecuniary (non-financial) losses. In the state of Kansas, there is a cap of $250,000 for non-pecuniary losses in
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