Browsing the archives for the Pedestrian Accidents category
A Kansas City woman was severely injured in a pedestrian accident involving a drunk driver over the weekend. The drunk driving-pedestrian accident happened at the 3700 block of Main in Kansas Ctiy Missouri on Saturday March 10, 2012.
A woman was killed in a hit and run accident that sent four others to a hospital with serious injuries. The hit and run accident happened in NW Indiana on February 26, 2012.
If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a pedestrian accident in Kansas or Missouri, you and your family may be entitled to compensation for your losses. Call our experienced Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyers.
How often do you allow your child to play alone in the front yard? Most of us grew up with the freedom to run and play freely in our neighborhood. A lot of us grew up playing whiffle ball in the streets– and never once did we worry about a drunk driver. Unfortunately, this is [...]
Call experienced Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyer James Roswold. With over 15 years of experience, we may be able to help you through this difficult time.
It’s easy to think that as the weather gets warmer, more people will be out and about, whether it be as a motorist, bicyclist or pedestrian. It’s even easier to assume that with more pedestrians on the street, the higher the probability of a serious injury or fatal accident happening. This may be true– but [...]
Our experienced Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys want you to be safe as a motorist and as a pedestrian. Following the rules of the road, even something as simple as a stop sign can go a long way in preventing needless car accident injuries and fatalities.
At Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys, our hope is that we can help protect as many pedestrians as we can and the best way we feel we can do that is in prevention.
The U.S. Department of Transportation, over 630 people were killed in bicycle accidents in the United States in 2009, many right here in Kansas and Missouri.
A recent study conducted in the burn unit of Metro-Health Medical Center in Ohio shows reductions in pain levels when music therapy was provided to burn patients.
