Posts Tagged ‘personal injury law’
Kansas is Cracking Down on Speeding: Here’s What You Need to Know
Excessive speed continues to be a pressing issue in Kansas City. Despite ongoing efforts to educate drivers about the dangers of speeding, many continue to ignore posted speed limits, putting themselves and others at risk. The consequences of speeding are not just legal but also potentially life-altering. At Kendall Law Group LLC, we are dedicated…
Read MoreSafety Alert: Summer ATV and UTV Deaths Surge in Kansas and Missouri
As the summer sun shines brightly over Kansas and Missouri, the allure of outdoor activities becomes irresistible. Among these, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) and Utility Task Vehicles (UTVs) have become increasingly popular for both recreation and work. However, this summer has witnessed a troubling rise in accidents involving these vehicles, resulting in a significant uptick in…
Read MoreUnderstanding Blair’s Law: Kansas City’s New Measure Against Celebratory Gunfire
In recent years, Kansas City has witnessed the alarming consequences of celebratory gunfire, a dangerous practice that poses significant risks to public safety. The Kansas City Police Department’s ShotSpotter technology recorded 193 rounds of gunfire between 6 pm on July 3rd and 6 am on July 5th, 2023, highlighting the urgent need for stricter regulations.…
Read MoreSpring Safety Awareness: Navigating Seasonal Hazards with Kendall Law Group LLC
As spring arrives, bringing new life and warmer weather, it also introduces a variety of potential hazards. Kendall Law Group LLC’s guide to spring safety awareness covers critical tips for vehicle safety, including avoiding hydroplaning on wet roads and ensuring visibility. It also addresses the increased risks for pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and those near uncontrolled rural railroad crossings. Plus, discover how to enjoy outdoor activities safely and what steps to take if a spring-related accident occurs.
Read MoreNavigating Injury Claims After a Car Accident TBI in Kansas City
Suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) because of a car accident can be a life-altering event. The road to recovery often involves not only medical treatments but also legal battles to secure the compensation necessary for your healing journey. This comprehensive guide aims to help you navigate the legal process after a TBI car accident in Kansas City, ensuring you are well-informed and prepared to take the necessary steps toward your recovery and legal redress.
Read MoreDistracted Driving Accidents in Kansas: Understanding the Risks and Laws for Safer Roads
In the landscape of road safety, few issues are as pressing and perilous as distracted driving, especially in Kansas. This insidious habit not only endangers the lives of drivers and passengers but also challenges the very fabric of responsible driving culture. As personal injury attorneys deeply committed to the safety and well-being of our community, we feel it’s imperative to address this growing concern head-on. In this blog, we aim to cast a spotlight on the dangers of distracted driving, unpack the specifics of Kansas’s distracted driving laws, demystify the various forms of distractions that drivers face, and provide practical, lifesaving tips to avoid these dangers. Our goal is not just to inform but to empower and advocate for safer roads in Kansas.
Read MoreUnderstanding Premises Liability: Slips, Trips, and Falls
What Constitutes a Slip and Fall? Whenever you enter someone else’s property, whether it’s a personal residence or a commercial establishment, you rely on the property owner to ensure that the area is safe and free from hazards. Unfortunately, accidents do happen, and slips, trips, and falls are common incidents that can result in significant…
Read MoreThe Great Tort Reform Myth
“The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.” – Verbal in The Usual Suspects. The second greatest trick may be the insurance industry’s success in getting more than half the states to implement “tort reform.” That achievement was based on the promise that restricting victims’ ability to bring medical malpractice suits would improve healthcare and reduce its cost. Those myths have now been completely dispelled.”
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