At Presley & Presley, LLC, we are not afraid of a challenge and we do not back down from a fight.
Hundreds of Millions Won On Behalf of Our Clients
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Carbon Monoxide Death $30,000,000
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Insurance Bad Faith Case $16,300,000
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Car Accident Settlement $15,000,000
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Helicopter Crash $12,000,000
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Power Plant Explosion $12,000,000
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Bad-Faith Lawsuit Verdict $11,000,000
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Plane Crash Settlement $9,200,000
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Tractor Trailer Crash Verdict $5,250,000
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Insurance Bad Faith Settlement $3,825,000
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Spinal Cord Injury Verdict $3,200,000
Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyers
If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, your life has likely changed dramatically. Time off work and medical bills may begin to add stress to an already difficult situation. Our team is here to help you if you find yourself in these circumstances.
If you were injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you likely have the right to sue for compensation. Make the most of this chance by working with a skilled and experienced legal team. Pursuing compensation can be difficult—but we are here to fight for you.
Trusted By Kansas City
We have helped accident victims recover hundreds of millions in compensation to cover medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other expenses. Though you may not have heard of us, insurers have—and they know we mean business. Our attorneys are skilled negotiators and litigators, and we’ve honed our capabilities across various personal injury practice areas. We’re also committed to providing compassionate support to our clients. We understand that right now, you don’t just need an attorney. You need a partner.
Hundreds of Millions Won in Settlements
Dealing with insurers is a skill. There’s a reason insurance agents offer low settlements to most accident victims: Because the average American has no idea how to maximize their claim. Our team has been dealing with insurers for more than 45 years combined, so we’re used to their double-speak and delay tactics. Put simply, we know the ins and outs of injury claims, and we know how to advocate on your behalf, whether in negotiations or in court. Whether you’re dealing with an accident, a dangerous product, a case of premises liability, or even a bad-faith insurance claim, we can defend your right to compensation. Our team wants to help you win.
If you think your provider has acted in bad faith, we want to know your story. Contact our team at (855) 981-6116 as soon as possible to get a free case evaluation.
Marks of Our Client Dedication & Excellence
Real Stories from Real People.
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“Presley & Presley went above and beyond the call of justice, Matt and Kirk did an excellent job in representing my case. Thank you for all the time, effort and hard work.”
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“Given the tragedy that my family has had to endure, the caring and extremely professional staff has made this battle bearable. I can't begin to thank Kirk Presley and his staff enough. I would highly ...”
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“This law firm has been more then a blessing to me and my family, They relentlessly worked hard on my case I would recommend them a 1000 times over!!!!”
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“They have made sure my son was absolutely taken care of! Having to have Mr. Kirk Presley work with my family has been a blessing. He fought for my son! He is very knowledgeable, a very hard worker, ...”
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“I had the pleasure of working with Mathew McCoy from Presley & Presley for two of my cases. Both of them were resolved in my favor thanks to this wonderful law firm. Their communication was above and ...”
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Nationally-Recognized Representation
We Are Unafraid To Go Head-to-head With Insurance Companies
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Kirk PresleyFounding Attorney
With more than 30 years of legal experience in and out of the courtroom, Kansas City personal injury attorney Kirk Presley serves clients facing the most complex and significant plaintiff's personal injury cases involving insurance bad faith, transportation accidents, and aviation accidents. -
Jill PresleyFounding Attorney
Attorney Presley focuses most of her practice today representing people who have suffered personal injuries and wrongful death. She spends a significant amount of time working on catastrophic injury, transportation accidents, aviation accidents, and insurance bad faith claims, and is also very experienced in jury selection. -
Sean BrownAttorney
While in law school, Sean Brown was a member of the UMKC Law Review and the honor court, and also served as the President of the Federalist Society. He also interned with a United States District Court judge for the Eastern District of Missouri -
Matt McCoyAttorney
Kansas City personal injury lawyer Matt McCoy was born and raised in Clinton, Missouri where he grew up playing sports and hunting and fishing with his two brothers. He received his undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Missouri.
Personal Injury FAQs
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Q:How Can I Know if I’m Eligible to File a Personal Injury Claim?
A:Generally, if you have been injured in an accident caused by someone else, you will be able to file for damages. A successful claim relies on your ability to prove 4 things:
1. The at-fault party owed you a “duty of care,” which could be anything from competent medical treatment to safety while driving or freedom from personal assault.
2. That party breached the duty, either through negligence or intentional action.
3. Their breach of duty caused an injury.
4. That injury resulted in damages to you or your property.
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Q:What Is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases in Missouri?
A:Missouri’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims is 5 years. This time period typically starts when a plaintiff is injured, though there are a few exceptions.
If an injury victim is under the age of 21 at the time of injury, they have 5 years from their 21st birthday to file a claim. Similarly, if someone is mentally incapacitated at the time of the injury, the statute of limitations will not count the time they need to recover. Finally, if the negligent party leaves the state the period of their absence will not be included in the 5-year time limit.
If you miss the statute of limitations, your claim will not be recognized by the courts even if it is valid. We encourage you to speak to our team if you are considering a personal injury suit. We can help you take timely action to pursue compensation. -
Q:What Damages Can I Pursue in a Personal Injury Case?
A:The types of compensation that can be pursued after an accident are divided into three main categories:
• special (economic),
• general (non-economic), and
• punitive.
Special damages compensate for financial losses such as medical bills, future medical expenses, and lost wages due to the victim’s inability to work. Since special damages are typically easy to quantify and revolve around the financial impact of an injury, they are also called “economic damages.”
General damages compensate for the more abstract losses an injury victim faces, including emotional distress, pain and suffering and a loss of enjoyment of life. These are known as “non-economic damages.” The state of Missouri does place a limit, or cap, on how much a jury can award in general damages for certain cases. Our team can tell you whether this might apply to you.
The last type of damages, punitive damages, differ from the first 2 in that their main purpose is to punish the negligent party. As such punitive damages are infrequently awarded.
Presley & Presley, LLC in the Media
We are true leaders in our field, as evidenced by the multiple recognitions our victories have received from both local and national press. That’s the sort of impact our successes have on individuals and communities. Neither personal injury nor insurance bad faith cases are about just the victims. They are about people’s right, in general, to recover fair compensation after an accident. We could not be prouder when our hard work and advocacy on behalf of a client reaches past the courtroom, to shape public opinion.
