Part of providing a winning service is to keep our clients updated on the most recent events in Kansas City personal injury cases. Check back for updates on the latest news regarding any changes, case outcomes, and current happenings in the world of personal injury and accident claims.
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New Credit Score Model Could Impact People in Debt A new credit score model may help debtors to improve their credit scores if behind on their bills. Learn more from Kansas City bankruptcy firm Castle Law. -
JJ's Employees in Kansas City Sue Over Injuries Employees of JJ's Restaurant who were injured in a February 2013 explosion have sued for damages. Kansas City personal injury firm Castle Law discusses. -
Do Bankruptcy Lawyers Inflate Their Bills? A lawsuit highlights the practice of secretly inflating legal bills. Do bankruptcy lawyers charge too much? Kansas City bankruptcy firm Castle Law discusses. -
March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and Castle Law of Kansas City personal injury firm wants you to be aware of some lesser known causes of brain injury. -
Credit Card Debt to Fund Home Loans at Discover Credit card debt is lucrative, & now one top credit card company is moving into home loans. A Castle Law of Kansas City bankruptcy attorney explains. -
Credit Card Debt Nearly Trumps Savings Nearly half of Americans say they have more credit card debt than they do savings. Our Kansas City Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers can help. -
Workers Compensation Laws Tested By Telecommuting Working from home has shown up a lot in the news lately, but telecommuting and workers' comp can be tricky. -
Medical Debt Causing the Majority of Personal Bankruptcy According to a recent cover article in Time, bankruptcy and medical bills are intricately related in the US. Our Kansas City bankruptcy attorneys discuss. -
First Transvaginal Mesh Injury Case Verdict Comes In A jury has awarded large damages for the first transvaginal mesh injury case to go to trial. Kansas City transvaginal mesh lawyer Jason Amerine discusses. -
Get Our Free Report on the Cost of Bankruptcy If you're fee-shopping for a bankruptcy lawyer, you might end up regretting it. Download our free report about the hidden costs you might encounter. -
Doctors Are Not Reporting Medical Device Injuries Doctors are not reporting medical device injuries, and the hip replacement injury case shows why not. Kansas City personal injury firm Castle Law explains. -
Transvaginal Mesh Injury Cases Expanding Internationally Transvaginal mesh injury cases have been rapidly expanding as more women come forward. In Kansas City, the statute of limitations is about to run out. -
Credit Score Help for Our Bankruptcy Clients Are you worried about your credit score after bankruptcy? Castle Law Office offers a credit score class to all their clients for FREE! -
Unemployment Hits Older Americans Hard The Labor Dept suggests baby boomers may be hit hardest by recent unemployment as a result of the recession - and face serious debt struggles as a result. -
Determining Fault in a Self-Driving Car Accident Self-driving cars are a growing technology. But who is to blame when one of them crashes in an auto accident? -
FDA Panel Takes on Dangerous Prescription Drugs Prescription painkillers are a huge problem in the US. Addiction has spun out of control and ruined lives. Now the FDA is joining the fight. -
Preventing Kansas City Car Accidents on I-70 To alleviate traffic and prevent car accidents in Kansas City, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is considering extensive improvements for I-70. -
The Inauguration: Preventing Infamous Injuries from 2009 With officials expecting 2013 Inaugural events to bring 700,000 people to the Mall, safety precautions are crucial. One liability is closed this time around. -
After Product Liability Scandal Toyota Trying Again After massive recalls & product liability lawsuits caused huge losses, Toyota is trying to bounce back. Kansas City product liability lawyer Castle Law reports. -
The Fiscal Cliff Could Bankrupt Small Business Owners Small business owners could be hit hard by the fiscal cliff deal and may consider hiring less workers or even declaring bankruptcy.