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KansasPedestrian Accidents Lawyers in Wyandotte County, Kansas

When a vehicle hits a person walking down the road, on the sidewalk or in a parking lot, the driver of the vehicle is almost always deemed to be negligent or at fault in the crash.


Pedestrian-automobile accident cases can cause the most serious bodily injuries including paralysis or death.


After the crash, the pedestrian might be out of work for an extended period of time and face extremely expensive medical bills.


Personal injury attorneys in Wyandotte County, Kansas often file lawsuits for money damages to compensate the injured person for injuries and lost wages.

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Michael J. McVay

Michael J. McVay
Michael J. McVay PA, Law Office
753 State Ave #388
Kansas City, KS 66101
Licensed for 29 years, Michael J. McVay is a Criminal Defense and Personal Injury lawyer... read more >

Ruth Marie Benien

Ruth Marie Benien
Benien Law Offices, Chtd.
827 Armstrong Ave
Kansas City, KS 66101
Licensed for 42 years, Ruth Marie Benien is a Personal Injury and Employment Law lawyer... read more >

Dennis Lloyd Horner

Dennis Lloyd Horner
Horner & Duckers
707 Minnesota Ave. #610
Kansas City, KS 66101
Dennis Lloyd Horner is a Personal Injury lawyer... read more >

Timothy Mark Alvarez

Timothy Mark Alvarez
The Wells Law Firm, PC
10 S. Hallock Street
Kansas City, KS 66101
Timothy Mark Alvarez is a Personal Injury lawyer... read more >

Jessica Anne Gregory

Jessica Anne Gregory
Gregory Law Office, LLC
3111 Strog Ave.
Kansas City, KS 66106
Jessica Anne Gregory is a Personal Injury lawyer... read more >
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