Kansas City Defective Road Accidents

Representing Car Accident Victims for 30+ Years

Car accidents are often caused by driver error. However, many accidents occur every year that are caused by dangerous and poor road conditions. If you were injured in a car crash caused by an unsafe road condition, you might be asking yourself who is responsible and can someone be held liable for your injuries, medical costs, loss of income, pain and suffering, and even wrongful death?

At Presley & Presley, LLC, our Kansas City lawyers are dedicated to helping you recover your entitled compensation. With over millions of dollars won on behalf of our clients, we are confident that we can do the same for you. Let us fight for you in court while you make the best possible recovery.

Who is Responsible for Dangerous Road Conditions

In most cases, the government is responsible for discovering and repairing hazardous road conditions. Nevertheless, state laws allow these entities a reasonable amount to discover and repair these hazards, so it is important that your attorney conducts a thorough investigation by gathering evidence that suggests the government was negligent in resolving the issue promptly.

The government may be held liable for your car accident if it was a result of unsafe road conditions, such as:

• Potholes
• Wet roads
• Oil slicks
• Missing signs
• Malfunctioning traffic lights
• Poor lighting
• Maintenance neglect
• Construction
• Signs blocked by trees or vegetation

30+ Years of Experience on Your Side

Dangerous road cases are expensive and complex, requiring the expertise of an experienced lawyer with sufficient resources. Our attorneys are not afraid to face powerful government agencies in court.

With more than three decades of experience, our legal team understands what it takes to obtain the outcome you desire. Not only do we want to make sure to get your deserved compensation, but to prevent more accidents from happening on that particular road or highway.

Contact our firm and schedule a free consultation today.