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Pain and Suffering is a key part of personal injury cases. If you suffered personal injuries, for example in a car accident, that was not the fault of your own, you as the plaintiff could receive compensation. It is important as a plaintiff to understand this integral part of your personal injury case.

Car accidents tend to cause not only physical injuries, but extreme financial hardship. Make sure you have some type of car insurance coverage to help pay for your medical bills if you become a victim of a car crash. This article talks about one option: MedPay.

As you read in our previous article, PIP (personal injury protection) is a type of no-fault car insurance coverage that is required in Kansas. Regardless of who caused the accident, PIP can help you handle the costs of injuries that were caused by the car accident. You can read more about it here.

If you were injured on someone else’s property because of their negligence, you might have a premises liability claim. If a property owner causes you an injury, you should fight for the compensation you deserve. After a serious injury, you will be facing medical bills, lost wages, or even pain and suffering.

I was involved in a car crash. The crash was not my fault. I feel fine. Do I even need to visit a doctor? What are the risks if I do not see a doctor?

At the Grover Law Firm, we are honored to win runner-up, in 2020 and 2021, for Best Lawyer/Law Firm in Kansas City. And for the first time, this year Mark Grover won runner-up for Best Personal Injury attorney.

Personal injury protection (“PIP”), also called no-fault auto insurance coverage, covers medical expenses after a car accident, regardless of who caused the accident. Kansas requires PIP. PIP is not available in Missouri.

Social media is a fun way to connect with people in your life. You can update your friends and family on milestones on your life, vent about your day, share memes, and connect with businesses. There are so many advantages to social media. However, if you have just been in an accident, and you are trying to receive compensation for your injuries, social media could ruin your claim. Thus, social media could prevent you from collecting compensation for your injuries.

Medical Malpractice (often nicknamed “Med Mal”) is a type of civil claim against a healthcare provider. A plaintiff may bring a medical malpractice claim against a healthcare provider if the healthcare provider acted negligently in their diagnosis, care, or treatment of a patient and thus caused injury to the patient.

The weather is warm, and the roads are clear. It is the perfect time to get your motorcycle out and hit the road. Before you ride, or do anything else to prepare, you should read up on the local rules. One rule that varies by state, and comes up often, is lane splitting.