With over a century of experience helping injured victims, we are equipped to handle any personal injury case and help victims recover the maximum compensation they deserve.
Take Our Clients' Words for It
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“I highly recommend Ralston, Pope & Diehl!”
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“The staff at Ralston, Pope & Diehl are very easy to work with.”
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“At Ralston, Pope & Diehl, you're treated fairly and they will do their best to get you the best outcome.”
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Our Awards & Accolades
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Best Law Firms in Kansas by U.S. News & World Report
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Avvo Clients' Choice Award 2017
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Best Law Firm in Kansas by U.S. News
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10 Best in Client Satisfaction
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National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40
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National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys
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Super Lawyers
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Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
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AV Preeminent Rating by Martindale-Hubbell
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American Society of Legal Advocates
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Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
We Do Not Compromise & Neither Should You
Let Ralston, Pope & Diehl Fight for You
Throughout our century’s worth of total personal injury case experience, we have built not only our impressive knowledge of Kansas injury law, but also our reputation as a no-nonsense law firm. Insurance companies from all corners know we carefully build our cases for maximum legal validity, support our clients’ claims with strong evidence and solid arguments, and never accept anything other than a fair and maximized recovery amount on their behalves. It is our attention to detail and fighting spirit that have enabled us to reach favorable case resolutions for our clients in all manners of injury claims, time and again. When you want insight, compassion, and unmatched legal ability, look no further than our personal injury lawyers in Topeka.
Don’t Wait to File a Claim
According to the Kansas Statutes section, 60-513 the statute of limitations on personal injury cases in Kansas is two years. This means you have two years from the date of your injury to file a claim or you may lose your right to recover compensation. Kansas does have some exceptions where the statute of limitations can be extended. An attorney from our firm can let you know if you qualify for an extension to the statute of limitations.
Damages Available in a Personal Injury Case
There are three types of damages available for injury victims to pursue in a personal injury case, economic, non-economic and punitive damages. The first two damages can be grouped together as “compensatory damages.” Compensatory damages are responsible for compensating the injured party for as many losses as possible. Among other things, these losses include:
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Past and future medical expenses
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Past or future lost wages
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Mental anguish
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Pain and suffering
The last type of damages, punitive damages, differ from compensatory damages in that their main purpose is to act as a punishment against the negligent party instead of compensating the injured party for a specific loss.
Work with a team that cares about your future and well-being. Contact our office today to schedule a free consultation and get started on your case.
What Sets Us Apart
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130+ Years of Experience
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Video Consultations Available During This Time
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Highly Recommended by Other Legal Figures
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Millions Dollar Advocates Forum Members
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Nationally Recognized for Excellence & Client Satisfaction
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Actively Involved in the Community
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Named Top Attorneys in Kansas by Super Lawyers
