Johnson County, Kansas Wrongful Death & Serious  Personal Injury Law

What is the impact of Miller v. Johnson on Kansas personal injury lawsuits?

The Kansas Supreme Court's ruling in Miller v. Johnson means that Kansas personal injury attorneys and their clients are still forced to accept the arbitrary and unfair $250,000 non-economic damages cap imposed by the legislature.  Simply put - Kansas personal injury victims can still not make a full recovery in their cases.

What are non-economic damages in Kansas negligence lawsuits?

Non-economic damages are generally damages awarded for scarring, disfigurement, pain, suffering, inconveinence, etc.