Available Compensation
We want to help you get justice through financial compensation. It’s important to remember that no two Kansas truck accident cases are identical. There is no one-size-fits-all formula for compensation. Damages are determined by the detailed facts of your case and how the accident has impacted your life. Compensation will be determined by a number of factors. One of them involves where your case stands with regard to comparative fault laws in Kansas. If you are determined to have been between 1% to 49% at fault determined for your accident, it is possible to collect damages. If, on the other hand, it is determined that you were at least 50% at fault for the truck accident, you would not be able to collect compensation. This is a truly sad outcome, and it’s critical that you know that the insurance company is going to use this rule to try to blame you for the accident. Reach out to our Kansas truck accident attorneys today. We know the playing field and we won’t let the insurance companies walk all over you. Let us help protect your rights. While it’s sad to have to expect such behavior from insurance companies, the outcome is not inevitable. We know the moves insurance companies will likely make to turn the tables on you, robbing you of the compensation you deserve. Take comfort in the experience of our Kansas truck accident attorneys— they know how to fight on your behalf. We won’t let insurance companies get away with blaming you for your injuries. We hold them accountable and responsible for awarding you the compensation you deserve. When looking at potential compensation, two types of damages are considered: economic and non-economic. Economic damages refer to money lost as a result of lost wages, property damage, and medical bills after the accident. If, for example, your car was totaled, you were unable to go back to work, and now have thousands of dollars of medical bills because of the truck accident, you have economic damages. Pain and suffering are considered non-economic, because there is no pre-determined dollar amount that can be assigned to losing one’s quality of life. This doesn’t mean that non-economic damages are any less painful or impactful than economic damages. We want to stand up for your right to both economic and non-economic damages. Call today to get started with a free consultation. Kansas Statute of Limitations
One of the ways you can help ensure the success of your case is to act quickly after a truck accident. This is important because the state of Kansas imposes a statute of limitations on how long accident victims have to file their claims. The legal term statute of limitation defines how long of a time period you have from the date of your truck accident to file a claim. In Kansas, you must file a claim within two years from the date of your truck accident in order to get compensation. Two years may seem like a long time to you right after your accident. But two years goes by very quickly. We urge you to contact our Kansas truck accident attorneys today. It may seem like something you’d never forget to do, but between stress and a busy calendar, you could miss your chance to file before you realize it’s gone. There are elements of your case that are time-sensitive, in addition to the actual filing deadline that you may not have considered. There’s evidence to document that may accidentally (or not-so-accidentally) disappear once it becomes a significant factor in a claim against a negligent party. The information in a truck’s black box is easily erased. Witnesses forget details much more often than people realize, too. These details can be critical to the success of your case. While we start our cases swiftly with aggressive determination, we can’t pull your case together overnight. Making a strong foundation for your case relies greatly on having the time necessary to gather accident evidence, facts, and details. We’ll get started on your case as soon as we know you’re serious about filing a claim against the liable party, but we can’t help you if you come to us the day before your statute of limitations runs out. We urge you to reach out to us as soon as possible to get started on your claim. We’ll get your case going, even if you’re still in a hospital bed. We are here for you.