Foster Wallace Personal Injury Lawyers

Personal injury attorney · Kansas City

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 342 reviews
4700 Belleview Ave Ste 304, Kansas City, MO 64112, United States
No. 2No. 2 in the 64 best car accident lawyers in Kansas CitySee the comparison

About Foster Wallace Personal Injury Lawyers

Foster Wallace Personal Injury Lawyers represents Kansas City clients after car and truck accidents, including rideshare crashes. The firm also handles catastrophic injury, premises liability, and wrongful death claims across Missouri and Kansas.

Its car accident practice addresses medical expenses, lost wages, future treatment, and uninsured motorist coverage. The firm publishes guidance on preserving evidence and identifying potentially responsible parties. Free consultations are available, and the firm advertises no fees unless it wins. Online appointments, on-site services, and parking are listed.

Before you choose Foster Wallace Personal Injury Lawyers

5.0 on average from 342 reviews

Where it stands out

  • Missouri and Kansas service area
  • No fees unless it wins
  • Car and truck accident focus

Ask before you sign

  • Appointments are required and recommended.

Often hired by: Kansas City clients pursuing accident compensation

Case types

Also takes: truck accidents

Key facts

Type
Personal injury attorney
Rating
5.0 on average from 342 reviews

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Questions before you hire

Is the personal injury consultation free?

Yes. The firm offers free consultations for personal injury matters, including car and truck accident claims.

How long do I have to file a truck accident claim in Missouri?

The statute of limitations for a Missouri personal injury claim is five years from the accident date. A wrongful death claim has a three-year deadline.

Can I recover compensation if I was partly at fault in a truck accident?

Yes. Missouri’s pure comparative fault rule allows recovery even when the victim was partly at fault, but the amount is reduced by that percentage.

What happens if the driver who caused the crash has no insurance?

The injured person may be able to file through their own uninsured motorist coverage, which typically covers bodily injury such as medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

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