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Swimming Pool Electrocution More Common than Most Think

When 11-year-old Lauren Cecil’s parents dropped her off for swim practice, it seemed like another day. However, this seemingly normal day took a drastic turn … Read More »

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Don’t let electrical injuries keep you out of work

Every year, thousands of people suffer from work related injuries. Although not the leading cause of death on the job, electrical hazards account for more … Read More »

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Electrical injuries have serious risks for workers

Every year, thousands of people suffer from work related injuries. Although not the leading cause of death on the job, electrical hazards account for more … Read More »

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Electrical Injuries Require an Experienced Kansas Lawyer to Help You Get Your Life Back

Electrical injury can come in many forms and have many symptoms. Even household voltages can have a lifelong impact on a person’s health and well-being.

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  • I have known Ryan for several years in regard to personal injury and workers compensation cases in which Kansas Medicaid (my client) has a subrogation claim. Having observed Ryan both in the courtroom and in mediations and also in less formal settlement negotiations, he is impressive in that he prepares his cases very well and always does an excellent job for his clients. He is always a pleasure to work with.”

    Robert Hiller