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If you have suffered an injury, either physically or psychologically, that was caused by the negligence of another person or business, you have a right to compensation for the injury.

Insurers are denying business interruption claims related to COVID-19 for a number of reasons, citing policy language that excludes coverage for “natural disasters” and “acts of God”.

Personal injury attorneys charge a contingency fee for their work. That means their fee is a percentage of what they are able to recover for their clients – usually between 30% or 40% depending on a number of factors.

Biesterveld & Crook, LLC recently hit the multi-million dollar mark in client compensations, a significant milestone for a 2-year old Overland Park-based firm advocating for injury victims.

With the transition to a fully digital office, the law firm of Biesterveld & Crook needed to find a new home for their office dry erase boards.

Prosecuting an injury claim requires expert knowledge of tort and insurance law. There are many pitfalls for an injury victim trying to navigate the claims process alone.

Caleb Biesterveld and Dustin Crook were selected to the 2019 Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers Rising Stars list.

Taking notes in a journal can be incredibly helpful in ensuring you receive maximum compensation for your injury claim. Why? Injury claims can take anywhere from a few months to a couple years.

Injured victims may ask themselves, “when should I hire an attorney for my injury claim?” The best answer is – the sooner, the better. The longer you wait, the more difficult it is to recover crucial evidence such as traffic camera footage or a vehicle’s electronically stored data.

“I’ve been asked to appear at a deposition. What do I do?” If this is a question you want answered, or if you have heard your lawyer use the term and are wondering what to possibly prepare for, the experienced personal injury attorneys at Biesterveld & Crook, LLC have a few tips that could help.