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Established 1978

We try cases other firms settle.

Insurers keep a list of which firms actually go to trial. Being on it is why our clients are offered more before a jury is ever seated.

Cases tried to verdict310+
Years in practice47
Consultation feeNone
Fee if we loseNone
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Practice areas

Serious injury, and the cases nobody wants to take.

Catastrophic injury

Traumatic brain and spinal injury, burns, and amputation, where the cost of care outlives every early offer made.

Trucking and commercial

Fleet collisions where the evidence starts disappearing within days and the carrier's team is already on the ground.

Medical negligence

Cases requiring experts willing to testify against colleagues, which is most of why these matters are refused elsewhere.

Wrongful death

Claims brought on behalf of families, handled so they are asked to relive it as few times as the law allows.

Record

Results, and what they do not promise.

$14.2MVerdict, commercial trucking collision, Sedgwick County
$8.6MVerdict, delayed diagnosis, Butler County
$5.1MSettlement on the eve of trial, industrial injury

Past results do not predict the outcome of any future matter. Every case turns on its own facts, and any firm telling you otherwise is selling something.

"They were the fourth firm we called. They were the first one that asked to see the accident report before telling us what the case was worth."
Client, 2024

People

The lawyer you meet is the lawyer who tries it.

Margaret Hollis

Founding partner

Forty-one years trying injury cases in Kansas district and federal courts. Board certified in civil trial advocacy.

Daniel Crane

Partner

Former defense counsel for two regional carriers, which is how he knows what the other side is being told to do.

Priya Raman

Partner

Medical negligence and pharmaceutical litigation. Practiced as a registered nurse for nine years before the bar.

Contact

Tell us what happened. There is no charge for the conversation.

We answer the phone ourselves during business hours, and a lawyer returns every message the same day it comes in.

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