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Mass tort cases allow multiple plaintiffs to pursue claims against a defendant whose actions caused widespread harm. Unlike class actions, where plaintiffs share a single lawsuit, mass torts involve individual claims combined for efficiency.

Spinal cord injuries (SCI) can drastically alter the lives of those who suffer them, affecting everything from physical capabilities to mental health. Victims of car accidents, falls, or workplace injuries are often left with a lifetime of consequences that require extensive care and support.

At SJP Sifers Jensen Palmer, we represent individuals who have been injured in car accidents throughout Missouri and Kansas. Understanding your rights after an auto accident is essential for securing fair compensation.

At Sifers Jensen Palmer, we’ve seen firsthand how auto defects can disrupt lives and compromise safety. Based in Kansas City, Missouri, our firm, led by Tim L. Sifers, is dedicated to protecting the rights of those affected by auto defects.

Filing a claim in a mass tort case can feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance, it doesn’t have to be. Mass tort cases allow multiple plaintiffs to pursue compensation for damages caused by a common defendant, such as a corporation or manufacturer.

Being injured in an accident can be a life-changing experience. Whether it’s a car crash, slip and fall, or medical malpractice, personal injuries often come with physical pain, emotional trauma, and financial stress. In the midst of dealing with medical treatments and recovery, many people find themselves overwhelmed by legal questions.

When it comes to car accidents, most of us know the drill: exchange information, take photos, and call the police. But what if you could not get a police report at the scene? Can you still file an accident claim?

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s actions, you may be wondering who can be held liable for your injury. Understanding liability is key to making sure you receive the compensation you deserve.

A statute of limitations is a crucial legal concept that determines the timeframe within which someone can file a lawsuit after suffering an injury or sickness due to another person's negligence.

You probably know that if you get injured due to someone else’s fault, you can claim compensation for your medical expenses and other losses. But what happens if you think you are responsible for your accident? And what should you do when you think the accident was your fault?