At Rose Law, we represent injury victims and investors who have been wronged. Our law firm is based in Kansas City and represents people in Kansas and Missouri.

If you have been injured and someone else is at fault, please call us to schedule a free consultation session with an attorney. In injury cases we advance the costs of the lawsuit and you won’t have to pay us anything unless you receive a settlement or win at trial.

After an accident, you may be dealing with doctor visits, surgeries, rehab programs, and sky-high medical bills. You shouldn’t have to worry about handling your own lawsuit too. Remember that you’re not just going up against the person that hurt you, you’re going up against their insurance company. Even if the other person admits fault, the insurance company will try to pay you as little as possible to make you go away. Our law firm can help you level the playing field.

If you’ve been injured in Kansas or Missouri, please call Rose Law so that we can help.

Personal Injury

Securities Litigation

Insurance Disputes

Results

Verdicts and Settlements

	Wrongful death settlement for parents whose daughter was killed by a drunk driver		$4,000,000.00
	Settlement received for woman injured in intersection collision despite faulty black box data		$875,000.00
	Underinsured motorist settlement for young woman who suffered damage to her hand in accident		$200,000.00
	Judgment for widow who sues drunk driver’s insurance for violating duties to its insured and the plaintiff		$3,481,901.00
	Judgment for client who had been the passenger in a vehicle that was hit head-on by a drunk driver		$3,500,000.00
	Settlement for father and children injured in highway accident		$160,000.00
	Arbitration award against an Ameriprise broker who deceived an investor		$776,424.00
	Judgment on behalf of an elderly woman who was injured as a passenger		$589,525.00

News

Improper Asset Allocation

What is Asset allocation? If you are investing for retirement, then your age and the age you want to retire play a large role in how your investments should be allocated. As you near retirement, your [...]

March 27th, 2020|Investment Losses, Retirement Investing|

Annuities Might Become More Common in 401(k) Savings Plans

In an effort to encourage Americans to save more for retirement, Congress passed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, or Secure, Act on December 19. The legislation contains the most significant changes to [...]

December 24th, 2019|Investment Losses, News, Retirement Investing|

KCM Sanctioned for Willful Violations – A Timeline

Kornitzer Capital Management (KCM) and its CEO, John Kornitzer, were sanctioned by the SEC on Dec 10 for failing to reduce high concentrations in securities of a single company held by four funds managed by [...]

December 11th, 2019|Investment Losses, KCM - Kornitzer Capital Management|

SEC Censures and Fines Kornitzer Capital Management

On December 10, Kansas-based Kornitzer Capital Management (KCM) and its CEO, John Kornitzer, were sanctioned by the SEC for “repeated failures to follow client instructions to reduce high concentrations in securities of a single company”. [...]

December 10th, 2019|Investment Losses, KCM - Kornitzer Capital Management|

GPB Managing Director and CCO Indicted for Obstruction of Justice

More evidence of corruption at GPB Capital Holdings stacks up as its Managing Director and CCO is indicted. According to the indictment, when MICHAEL S. COHN left his position at the SEC to take a job [...]

November 9th, 2019|GPB Capital, Investment Losses, News|