Our Kansas City personal injury attorneys know you may want more information about the details that go into your case.
At Castle Law, we have you covered. We've put together a database of information to help answer your questions.
If you don't see what you're looking for here, contact our personal injury attorneys to discuss your situation at no charge. We're glad to address any concerns you may have.
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The Chapter 7 Means Test Explained Chapter 7 is by far the most popular form of bankruptcy for consumers. However, not everyone is qualified to have this type of case. -
Kansas and Missouri Workers’ Comp Deadlines When you are filing for work comp benefits, you will have several deadlines you need to meet to qualify for benefits. -
Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries: Fractures One of the most common are injuries from a motorcycle accident are injuries to the legs or feet – specifically bone fractures. -
SSDI Eligibility Spotlight: Back Injuries and Diseases If pressure on a nerve in your spine is preventing you from working, you may be able to get Social Security disability benefits. -
Wage Garnishment 101: How Does It Work? Whether they are from credit cards, medical bills or more, ignoring debts can lead to frozen bank accounts & wage garnishment. Our bankruptcy lawyers explain. -
Kansas City Workers Compensation: Top 6 Workplace Accidents If you’ve been injured in workplace accidents, you need an experienced Kansas City workers compensation lawyer to help your case in Kansas or Missouri. -
Put Down Twitter and Instagram: Social Media and Your Work Comp Claim Work comp fraud investigators will try to wreck your case by using social media against you. Castle Law Office shows you what to do, and not do. -
SSDI: Why Do I Need a Lawyer for My Appeal? Learn about the basics of using an attorney for your Social Security Disability claim. -
What an Independent Medical Exam Means for Your Work Comp Case If you are making an injury claim, your insurance policy may require you to submit to an independent medical examination. Can this help or harm your case? -
Amusement or Water Park Injuries: How Our Kansas City Personal Injury Law Firm Can Help You If you or a loved one have suffered amusement or water park injuries, our Kansas City personal injury law firm can help you collect compensation. -
3 Mistakes That Make Identity Thieves Love You In our increasingly connected – and online – world, it’s becoming easier and easier for hackers to take advantage of you and wreak havoc on your financial life. -
Why Was My Social Security Claim Denied? A denial doesn’t mean that your case has to end. Here's why your case might have been denied and what you can do about it. -
Have You Been Denied SSDI Benefits? If you’ve been denied SSDI, the best way to win your case is to hire a lawyer to appeal it for you. -
4 Ways You Can Win Your Kansas City Personal Injury Claim While no lawyer can guarantee that you’ll win your Kansas City personal injury claim, we do offer clients some helpful strategies for increasing your chances. -
5 Most Common Types of Truck Accident Injuries When a truck hits a car, it can be really dangerous & scary. Our Kansas City personal injury lawyers discuss the 5 most common types of truck accident injuries. -
Common Motorcycle Accidents: Left Hand Turns One of the most common type of motorcycle accidents are caused by cars making left-hand turns in front of riders. A Kansas City motorcycle lawyer explains why. -
3 Things to Do After a Semi-Truck Accident in Kansas City Each year, thousands of people are injured on highways due to collisions with 18-wheelers. Here are 3 thing to do after a semi-truck accident in Kansas City. -
Hands-Free is Not Risk Free Here are some important statistics to consider when driving and talking on a cell phone, aka hand-free driving in Kansas City. -
Motorcycle Accident: How Much is My Injury Claim Worth? Involved in a motorcycle accident and looking to determine "how much is my injury claim worth?" Our personal injury lawyer can help you determine that. -
Chapter 13 vs. Chapter 7: What's the Difference? Most people believe that Chapter 7 involves giving up your property and a Chapter 13 means you can keep everything. The reality is a little more complicated.