PRACTICE AREAS

BANKRUPTCY & FINANCIAL SERVICES
Stanton & Redlingshafer, LLC has helped and advised individual and small businesses through both complex and simple bankruptcy proceedings. Our bankruptcy attorneys have a wealth of knowledge, ability, and experience to efficiently resolve legal issues involved in a bankruptcy proceeding.  Stanton & Redlingshafer, LLC represents both individual debtors and businesses needing help in resolving financial issues and assists secured and unsecured creditors, chapter 7 trustees, and landlords in the various bankruptcy proceedings.  Stanton & Redlingshafer, LLC are experienced in Chapter 7, 12, 13, and I I bankruptcy proceedings and in all facets of those proceedings. MORE

BUSINESS LITIGATION
Our law firm has nearly sixty years of combined experience assisting business clients in disputed matters.  Many matters include disputes with business partners, customers, vendors, competitors, or other third parties.  Our firm understands how business disputes can be costly, time intensive and negatively affect the business client’s performance and ability to operate. MORE

PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS Early on, our law firm has focused upon pursuing claims on behalf of clients who are seriously injured.  As a small firm, we are dedicated to providing the best representation for our clients their families.  We understand the games the big insurance companies play and we stand up for your rights!! MORE

LANDLORD TENANT ISSUES - COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL 
Our law firm assists landlords through many issues that arise with both residential and commercial tenants that rent our client’s properties.  When our landlord clients experience difficulties with their tenants, we can assist in the interpretation of the problem and the best and most economical actins to take on behalf of our client. MORE

PREMISES LIABILITY Have you ever visited a local store or restaurant and been injured as a result of the property owners failure to properly maintain the property. Premises Liability is the liability for the property owner for certain injuries to persons on the property.  These injuries can range from injuries caused by a variety of hazardous conditions, including slippery floors, damaged pavement, bad lighting, hidden holes, improper floor mats, icy walkways, snow covered drive/walkways, defective stairways and many other defective and/or dangerous conditions. MORE 

DWI/DUI DEFENSEDriving while intoxicated (DUI) cases may be among the most common in this day and age, but they can pose serious effects on your record if not met with a strong defense.  Prosecutors throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area take driving while intoxicated offenses seriously.  Thus, so does our legal team.  Our team of defense attorneys have been recognized among the best, year after year.It’s common to think that if you are arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI/DUI) you must plead guilty.  However, there are many defenses to being charged with DWI/DUI.  It is important to have an experienced legal team to find these flaws that may be overlooked. MORE

DRUNK DRIVER ACCIDENTS There are many lives in our Kansas City metropolitan area that are affected, or their lives forever changed as a result of alcohol-impaired drivers.  Did you know that alcohol-impaired driving fatalities accounted for 29% of the total traffic fatalities in 2015?  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 35,092 people died in traffic accidents in the United States, including 10,265 people who were killed in drunk driving crashes involving a driver with an illegal BAC (.08 or greater).  Among those people killed in these drunk driving crashes, 67% were involved in crashes in which at least one driver in the crash had a BAC of .15 or higher. MORE

SLIP & FALL/TRIP INJURIESAccidents happen every single day in the Kansas City metropolitan area.  Many times, our clients contact us and are not aware they may have a claim for their injuries.  Who is responsible for an injury resulting from a slip and fall accident?  Sometimes, the property owner is responsible (liable) for the accident, and sometimes he/she is not.  MORE