AUTO ACCIDENTS

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Auto and Truck Accidents

Kansas employs “no fault” car insurance and accident compensation laws. Drivers in Kansas are required to file a claim with their own insurance first. Compensation beyond their own insurance can only be received from the other party after they have exhausted their own coverage while having suffered a serious injury. Kansas defines these serious injuries as follows:

• permanent disfigurement
• permanent injury
• permanent loss of a body function
• fracture of a weight-bearing bone
• compound, comminuted, compressed, or a displaced fracture of any bone

Intentional acts by insured drivers are not covered by insurance companies. Liability insurance does not guarantee that you will receive compensation from the insurance company. The driver that caused your injuries is fully responsible in intentional acts, and has no backing from his insurance policy even if he has no-fault insurance. Should you have a serious injury obtained from a car accident, it is necessary to hire a personal injury attorney.

To protect your rights, please contact Randy Stalcup online or call 316-213-9247 for a free consultation. If there is no recovery, there is no attorney fee.