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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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Life After Bankruptcy Jason Amerine's latest book offers tips for daily life after bankruptcy, from getting a new credit card to making decisions about housing and major purchases. -
Hidden Costs: How Price Shopping for a Bankruptcy Lawyer Can Cost You Before you ever hire a lawyer, read our free report. It explains the dos and dont's of choosing a bankruptcy lawyer for your case. -
FDA: Acetaminophen May Lead to Severe Liver Damage The Food and Drug Administration is warning against large doses of acetaminophen in prescription drugs, citing the risk of liver damage. -
Car Title Loans Are a Money Mistake If you find yourself trapped in a cycle of debt with a car title loan, Castle Law Office may be able to help. -
Why Do Ambulance Rides Cost So Much? Ride in an ambulance after an accident? There could be some major sticker shock. So, why do ambulance rides cost so much? Our personal injury lawyer explains. -
Dangerous Drug Alert: Actos Actos is a drug designed to control blood sugar in Type 2 diabetics. A Kansas City dangerous drug lawyer explains the facts. -
Traffic Fatalities Down in First Half of 2013 Fatal car accidents are down 4.2 percent for the first half of 2013, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. -
3 Signs Your Aging Parents Need Financial Help The average debt for people age 65 and older has ballooned up to $50,000. Learn the three signs that may have you discussing bankruptcy with your parents. -
Deer vs. Car: Everyone Loses From mid-October through December, deer mating season causes an increase of deer on roadways – causing crashes that can cause fatal injury to the driver. -
Signs You Are Talking to a Debt Collection Scammer Our office has recently spoken with several clients who have gotten calls from debt collection scammers. Learn how to spot these fraudulent callers. -
How Financial Stress Can Fry Your Brain According to a new study, financial stress can hurt your decision-making skills and max out your ability to cope with day-to-day life. -
2 Ways to Build Credit Without a Credit Card After bankruptcy, it can be difficult to get a credit card with a low interest rate. Here are some things that you can do to build credit without a credit card. -
FDA Issues Black Box Warning for Anti-Seizure Medicine Potiga The anti-seizure medication Potiga has a "black box" warning level, the strongest warning the FDA can give. -
Can You File Bankruptcy Twice? People often have a string of bad luck, overwhelming medical bills, job loss or divorce can happen more than once. But, can you file bankruptcy twice? Find out! -
The Hidden Dangers of CrossFit Hidden behind the bravado and competitive atmosphere of CrossFit, lies some real dangers to both your health and life. -
Are Debt Collectors Harassing Your Family? If you or your family have been receiving harassing phone calls from debt collectors, you should know your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. -
Bigger, Faster, Scarier: Trucking Accidents Can Be Deadly Our Kansas City truck accident lawyers are ready to fight to get you compensation when a big rig causes an accident. -
Payday Loans Consuming Your Paycheck? Bankruptcy may completely discharge some or all of your unsecured debts, including payday loans. A Kansas City bankruptcy lawyer explains. -
Prioritizing Your Debt: The Right Order for Payments If you find yourself buried under financial obligations, you might need to prioritize which debts you pay and when. -
The Essential Guide to Kansas City Slip and Fall Accidents Kansas City slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere, and many could have been prevented if the property owner had taken precautions to protect visitors.