David Adams

30 years experience handling personal injury (auto accident, slip and fall, malpractice, other negligence) and bankruptcy (Ch 7 & Ch 13) cases. BBB accredited, friendly, professional representation. History of excellent trial and jury verdicts. Highly reviewed and recommended by Google and Yahoo users. No history of any ethical complaints or sanctions. Member of the Kansas Bar Association, Johnson County Bar Association and Christian Legal Society.

Bankruptcy

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief

Personal Injury

Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death

Medical Malpractice

Birth Injury, Medical Misdiagnosis, Pharmacy Errors, Surgical Errors

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  Most injury/accident cases are handled on a contingency fee basis; fee percentages will be determined based on complexity of the case, and any complicating liability factors; all other cases are either flat fee or hourly

Kansas

Since 1991

10th Circuit

Since 1991

Adams Cross, LLC

1991 - Current

University of Kansas School of Law

J.D. (1991) | Law

1988 - 1991

Activities: Christian Legal Society, president

Texas Christian University

B.B.A. (1987) | Finance

1983 - 1987

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Kansas State Bar

Member

Current

Q. what happens if someone is riding a motor cycle on the highway and is struck by a power line pole electricuted, boots bl

September 8, 2023

A: So long as the statute of limitations has not run on the claim (usually 2 years in Kansas and 5 years in MO), you should still be able to pursue and conclude the claim. A number of possible issues involved in a prior attorneys involvement. That should all be resolvable as part of resolving the underlying claim. You should be talking to a personal injury attorney right away about getting your claim resolved.

Q. When would the statute of limitations begin the date the doctor committed the first act of malpractice

April 25, 2023

A: As a general rule, the two year statute of limitations starts to run from the first day that the injured person could have reasonably discovered that the negligence occurred. If the doctor covered up his negligence, then there is likely a strong argument that the two years does not start to run until the negligence could be discovered.

Q. I broke my ankle going down the stairs at my friends place. Should their insurance cover that?

April 9, 2023

A: Their insurance should have to cover if the home owner (or renter) caused some kind of dangerous condition to cause your fall. If the fall was your fault and there was nothing wrong with the stairs, then you would likely not have a cause of action that would make their insurance liable. Best to review the situation with an attorney. Maybe the area was poorly lit, or had unusually slick floor covering, etc., etc.