School bus accidents often occur when impatient drivers attempt to pass a bus while it is either unloading or loading students, slowing down to turn, or stopped at a train crossing. Alternatively, bus drivers themselves sometimes cause accidents by driving too fast in snowy or rainy weather, making wide turns, or improperly merging into traffic. At the law office of Clay, Kline & Young, LLC, our attorneys work with investigators and accident re-constructionists in determining the cause of an accident involving a school bus. We interview eyewitnesses, especially when children are struck while getting on or off of a bus, taking photographs, measuring skid marks and collecting other needed evidence. Our office determines the cause of a school bus accident and holds those responsible financially accountable for the injuries suffered by our clients.
To schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your case, contact the law office of Clay, Kline & Young, LLC, today. We have the legal experience and investigative resources needed to help recover damages for those injured in bus accidents.
Injuries and Elementary School Bus Accidents
The law office of Clay, Kline & Young, LLC, represents clients in school bus accidents involving the following:
- Burns
- Head trauma
- Broken bones
- Disfigurement
- Wrongful death
- Spinal cord injury
- Head-on collisions
- Student hit by car
The Cost of Serious Bus Accident Injuries
Since children are often involved in school bus accidents, it's important to understand the long-term effects of head and neck injuries. That's why our attorneys consult economists and life care planners in determining the short- and long-term costs associated with a school bus accident. Especially where paraplegia, quadriplegia or brain damage occurs, families need assurance the money required for taking care of their child will be there.
Recovering Costs — Determining Need, Demanding Justice
At the law office of Clay, Kline & Young, LLC, we determine the cost of physical therapy, future surgery, prescription drugs, medical equipment, in-home nursing care and loss in quality of life. We explain how to establish a special needs trust for a child who has been disabled by a catastrophic bus accident injury, working closely with you every step of the way.
Clay, Kline & Young L.L.C.
28 N. 8th St., Suite 517
Columbia,
MO
65201
Columbia Law Office
Phone: 573-355-5247
Toll Free: 888-366-5186
Fax: 573-442-9932
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