Kansas Injuries

The big mistakes after a repetitive-use elbow injury on a Wichita public job are usually notice mistakes, paperwork mistakes, and saying the wrong thing too early.

In Kansas, the drunk driver is still the main civil target, punitive damages may be in play, and the criminal DUI case matters - but the bar usually is not.

$50,000 a year missed for six months is not the same as losing the ability to ever earn $50,000 a year again. Lost wages pay for income already missed because an injury kept...

When an assisted living medication error sends your parent to the hospital, the low offer and endless delays often have a lot to do with how the facility is set up on paper.

Yes. In Kansas, PTSD, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and sleep problems can be part of an injury claim even if your most obvious harm is emotional or psychological. The...

A broken hip after a nursing home fall can trigger a state complaint, a negligence claim, and a fight over records, staffing, and how the facility explains the fall.

Miss this for what it is, and a case can be thrown out before a jury ever hears it. That is the worst-case version: after months of treatment records, photographs, and lawyer...