Adult before litigation
vs 33⅓%Fee difference$8,333.33
Unsafe property? Hurt there? Get more for you.
Broken stairs, poor lighting, and unsafe conditions can cause serious injuries.
Start with our team. We gather the facts about the property and what happened, handle intake and signing support, then send your signed case to Rightside Law for the legal work.
- 25%before a lawsuit
- 28%if a lawsuit is filed
- 15%for children's injury cases
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See what a lower fee can mean.
Choose an example recovery amount. Compare the attorney fees. See the difference.
Example of $100,000
Adult in litigation
vs 40%Fee difference$12,000.00
Child injury
vs 33⅓%Fee difference$18,333.33
Examples only. This does not estimate your case value or final take-home amount.
What made the property unsafe?
Broken stairs or railings
Poor lighting
Negligent security
Falling objects
Pool or water hazard
Apartment or rental hazards
Hurt at an apartment or rental? Tell us about any repair requests or past complaints. They can matter.
What to do after an injury on someone's property.
What you do in the first days can help show what the property was really like.
- 01
Get medical care.
Your health comes first. Tell the provider how and where you were hurt.
- 02
Report it in writing.
Tell the owner, manager, or landlord. Ask for an incident report and keep a copy.
- 03
Photograph the hazard.
Take photos before it is fixed: broken steps, missing railings, poor lighting, or damaged locks.
- 04
Save your proof.
Keep texts, emails, repair requests, receipts, and the clothes or shoes you wore.
- 05
Ask about cameras.
Security video can be recorded over. Tell us early so it can be requested.
Missouri rules that can affect your claim.
Deadlines and fault rules matter. Here are three to know.
Most injury claims
Missouri generally allows five years to file a personal injury claim, including most injuries on someone else's property.
RSMo 516.120City sidewalks and streets
Injuries from a defective sidewalk or street in a city of more than 100,000 people, like Kansas City, can require written notice to the mayor within 90 days.
RSMo 82.210Shared fault rule
Missouri uses pure comparative fault. If you were partly at fault, you may still recover. Any award is reduced by your share of fault.
Gustafson v. Benda, 1983General information, not legal advice. Deadlines and rules have exceptions. Rightside Law can review your situation.
25%
Lower fees. More left for you.
Our attorney fee is 25% before a lawsuit and 28% if a lawsuit is filed. On a $100,000 example recovery, 25% instead of 33⅓% is an $8,333.33 fee difference.
Examples only. This does not estimate your case value. Case expenses and other deductions are separate and explained in your agreement.
Questions about unsafe property injuries.
It depends on the facts. It may be the owner, a landlord, a property manager, a business, a security company, or a maintenance contractor. Our team gathers the facts, and Rightside Law reviews them.
Sometimes. Injuries linked to poor lighting, broken locks, or missing security may be reviewed as a property safety claim. Tell us what happened and we will gather the details.
Yes. Start with what you know. Photos, incident reports, repair records, and witness names can still help show what the property was like.
No. Your case evaluation is free, and there is no attorney fee unless you get paid. Case expenses and other deductions are separate and explained in your agreement.
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No attorney fee unless you get paid. Case expenses and other deductions are separate and explained in your agreement.
