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Lenexa carries a mix of residential traffic, commercial development and the interstate flow along I-35 and I-435. Its position within Johnson County means claims arising here are governed by Kansas law rather than Missouri law. The practical consequences are significant. Two years to file rather than five, a fifty percent fault bar that can eliminate a claim entirely, and a no-fault framework requiring an injury threshold to be met before the at-fault driver's insurer becomes

Olathe is one of the fastest growing communities in the Kansas City metro, and traffic volumes along its main corridors have risen accordingly. Collisions here fall under Kansas law, which differs from Missouri law in ways that directly affect what an injured person can recover. The filing deadline in Kansas is two years, not five. Kansas also applies modified comparative fault with a fifty percent bar, so a driver found equally or more responsible for a collision recovers no

A driver leaving the scene compounds the harm. The injured person is left without the other party's insurance details, and the immediate assumption is that nothing can be recovered. That assumption is usually wrong. Uninsured motorist coverage on the injured party's own policy is designed for precisely this situation, and in Missouri it is a standard component of auto insurance. Making a claim against your own insurer for a hit and run does not work the way people fear, but i

PK Law Group is led by attorney Phillip Strozier, who founded the firm in 2020 after several years handling injury litigation at established Kansas City practices. His name appears repeatedly in the firm's Google reviews, which is unusual and tells you something about how the caseload is actually handled. He graduated from Washburn University School of Law in 2014 and was admitted to practice in 2016. Since then his work has covered car wrecks, tractor-trailer crashes, slip a