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Decades of Experience in sexual abuse litigation
Millions Recovered for survivors
Trauma-Informed Legal Advocacy
No Upfront Costs – We Win, You Win
Kansas City & Springfield Personal Injury Law Firm
At Monsees & Mayer, our personal injury firm is committed to standing up for individuals and families who have been changed due to negligence, abuse or misconduct. With decades of legal experience and a reputation for trauma-informed advocacy, we fight for survivors of sexual abuse, sexual assault, and human trafficking thoughout Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas.
Our attorneys also handle a wide range of serious injury cases, including wrongful death, catastrophic car and truck accidents, premises liability, produt liability and cases involving the exploitation or abuse of vulnerable individuals. Whether your injuries stem from a violent act or a dangerous condition that should have been prevented, our team is here to help you seek justice and accountability.
Monsees & Mayer is recognized for its exceptional client service and results. This includes our advocacy for young people harmed within the troubled teen industry. We fight to hold abusive programs accountable and help survivors reclaim their voices and their futures.
We believe in the power of justice to heal and create change. Let our experienced and compassionate legal team stand with you.
"Seeking Justice Shouldn’t Feel Impossible"
There are many types of personal injury and abuse cases, but the most devastating often involve sexual assault, catastrophic injuries, or wrongful death. Survivors and families deserve justice—but navigating the legal system alone can be overwhelming. With offices in Kansas City and Springfield, Missouri we are proud to serve clients across the region. Our attorneys routinely travel to meet clients and their families where they are – because your recovery and access to justice should never depend on your location.
As a trusted personal injury law firm, Monsees & Mayer guides clients with compassion, discretion, and the legal experience needed to hold wrongdoers accountable.
Experience. Relationship. Results
With decades of experience, a commitment to building meaningful relationships, and a proven track record of results, Monsees & Mayer stands as a premier personal injury law firm.
What Are Contingency Fees?
A contingency fee is a payment arrangement in which an attorney’s fee depends on the outcome of the case. Instead of paying hourly or upfront costs, the attorney receives an agreed-upon percentage of the amount recovered through a settlement or verdict.
This means the attorney is only paid if the client obtains a financial recovery. Because both the client and attorney share the same goal—achieving a successful outcome—the contingency fee system aligns their interests. It also makes it possible for people to pursue justice without the burden of immediate legal expenses.
The structure encourages attorneys to evaluate cases carefully, work efficiently, and resolve them as effectively as possible—all in the client’s best interest.
Are There Time Limits For A Civil Case?
Yes and they are very important. All legal claims are governed by statutes of limitations which are time periods in which a lawsuit must be filed or you will lose your claims. These time periods are different in each state and vary by the particular legal claims you can make. It is important that you consult with an attorney as soon as possible so you do not lose your legal rights.
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Sexual Abuse
Sexual Assault
Wrongful Death
Auto Accidents
Truck Accidents
Other Personal Injury
What Types of Money Damages Can I Recover?
You can recover for any injuries or damages that were caused or contributed to by the fault of another, whether they can be reduced to a specific dollar amount such as medical bills or lost income or involve non-economic damages sometimes referred to as pain and suffering. Typical economic damages in a personal injury case include medical and related health care costs as well as any lost wages, salary or other income. Non-economic damages are much broader but more difficult to quantify because they include such things as the pain you have suffered; the inability to do things you did before your accident; scarring or disfigurement; mental or emotional distress; and the consequences experienced by your spouse and sometimes your family. All of these damages have both a past and future component. Past economic damages can be proved by actual bills or tax returns. Future damages are usually estimated based on past experience, sometimes using an expert economist or doctor.
We Believe You. You Don’t Have To Do This Alone
At Monsees & Mayer, we have decades of experience and exclusively represent plaintiffs. Our attorneys continue to lead in developing new areas of law to better protect those who have been wronged. We believe in the power of justice to heal and to create change. Let our experienced and compassionate legal team stand with you.
Contact us today to learn how we can help you take the next step toward recovery and accountability.