DM Injury Law Secures $251.6K for Client Hurt in Failure-to-Yield Accident 

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DM Injury Law Secures $251.6K for Client Hurt in Failure-to-Yield Accident 

A passenger was seriously injured in a crash at the intersection of 45th Street and Prospect in Kansas City when another driver failed to yield while making a left turn. The vehicle the client was riding in collided with the turning vehicle, causing a broken right arm, a broken right leg, and a broken left leg. These injuries required significant medical treatment and had a major impact on the client's daily life and recovery. 

We first pursued a claim against the at-fault driver's insurance company and secured the full available policy limits of $100,000. Because the client's injuries were so severe, our Kansas City car accident attorney continued looking for additional sources of compensation. Our team submitted an application to the Missouri Tort Victims' Compensation Fund and spent more than three years pursuing that claim.  

Those efforts resulted in an additional recovery of $151,679.31 from the fund. In total, we secured a $251,679.31 settlement for the client of a KC car accident, helping provide financial support for the challenges created by this life-changing accident. 

Mike’s Got This! We Prioritize Your Recovery. 

The Kansas City car accident attorneys at DM Injury Law will fight for the justice and compensation you’re owed after you’ve been hurt in a car crash. We offer free consultations and only get paid if we win your case. 

Meet the Attorney

Michael Propst

Trial Attorney

Passionate about helping others, Michael decided to pursue a career in law. He specifically chose to practice personal injury law so that he could guide people through stressful times in their lives. He knew he could help take some of this stress off their shoulders, dealing with insurance companies on their behalf and helping them navigate the recovery process. He also knew that working in this area of the law would allow him to make the biggest impact on his community.