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  • Who Is Liable in a Truck Accident?
    Who Is Liable in a Truck Accident?
    By Pyle Law, September 08 2026 5:14 pm

    Key Takeaways Multiple parties, not just the driver, can share liability for a Kansas truck accident. Trucking companies can be held responsible for a driver's on-the-job negligence. Federal hours-of-service [...]

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  • Who Gets the Money in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
    Who Gets the Money in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
    By Pyle Law, September 01 2026 5:18 pm

    Key Takeaways Kansas law limits wrongful death compensation to the heirs at law of the deceased. Eligible heirs typically include the surviving spouse, children, parents, or dependent relatives. A judge divid [...]

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  • Understanding Hit-and-Run Motorcycle Accident Cases
    Understanding Hit-and-Run Motorcycle Accident Cases
    By Pyle Law, August 18 2026 4:16 pm

    Key Takeaways Kansas law requires drivers to stop and exchange information after any injury or property damage crash. Leaving the scene carries penalties ranging from a misdemeanor to a severe felony depending o [...]

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  • When Will Workers’ Comp Offer a Settlement?
    When Will Workers’ Comp Offer a Settlement?
    By Pyle Law, August 11 2026 4:11 pm

    Key Takeaways Kansas workers' comp settlements typically follow Maximum Medical Improvement, a process taking months to years. A settlement may be lump-sum or a running award, with each option carrying different [...]

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  • The Three Stages of a Collision in a Car Crash
    The Three Stages of a Collision in a Car Crash
    By Pyle Law, August 05 2026 2:27 pm

    Key Takeaways A car crash produces three distinct stages: vehicle collision, human collision, and internal collision, each with separate injury risks. The vehicle collision happens first, when the car absorbs th [...]

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