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In Kansas, drivers are required to have No Fault insurance, which covers medical expenses and lost wages should you get injured in a car accident. However, many Kansas drivers don’t know that their insurance (or the insurance of the person who cause the accident) will also cover the cost of hiring someone to help you perform daily activities, should you become injured. This includes personal assistants, nurses, housekeepers, childcare providers, etc. This provision is called Essential Services, and it could provide more than $25 per day over the course of three months.

Kansas law requires personal injury victims to file their claims within two years of the incident. This means victims should hire a personal injury attorney as soon as possible in order to file correctly and maximize medical and property damage compensation. The other side will be working quickly to pin the blame somewhere else, and they will try to avoid paying any expenses. Personal injury attorneys are experts at making sure this doesn’t happen.