CPY Law

Personal injury attorney · Kansas City

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 346 reviews
4717 Grand Ave Ste 425, Kansas City, MO 64112, United States
Since 2026
No. 3No. 3 in the 64 best personal injury lawyers in Kansas CitySee the comparison

About CPY Law

CPY Law represents people injured in car accidents, truck accidents and defective products in Kansas City. Its personal injury practice also covers dog bites, premises liability, traumatic brain injuries, wrongful death and nursing home abuse.

The firm handles product liability matters involving design defects, manufacturing problems, missing warnings and defective medical devices. Its attorneys can review medical records to identify an implanted device and handle mass tort or pharmaceutical litigation. A free consultation is listed, with product cases handled on a contingency arrangement.

Before you choose CPY Law

5.0 on average from 346 reviews

Where it stands out

  • Defective medical device claims
  • Mass tort litigation
  • Medical-record investigation

Ask before you sign

  • The firm offers a free consultation.

Often hired by: People injured in accidents or by defective products

Case types

Also takes: truck accidents

Key facts

Type
Personal injury attorney
Rating
5.0 on average from 346 reviews

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Questions before you hire

Is the consultation free?

Yes. They offer a free consultation for personal injury and product liability matters.

Should an explanted medical device be preserved after removal?

Yes, if possible. Preserving the device may provide important evidence, so patients should discuss it with the attorneys before disposal.

Can they identify a medical device from medical records?

Yes. Implant records, operative reports, and hospital records may identify the manufacturer and model, and the team can review those records.

Can a defective product claim proceed after FDA approval?

Potentially yes. FDA approval does not automatically shield a manufacturer if there were inadequate warnings, withheld safety information, or insufficient safety testing.

When was the firm established?

The firm was established in 2026 by Nick Clevenger, Ross Paczkowski, and Kevin Young.

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