Serious injuries can happen to anyone, at any time, without any warning. Oftentimes, these injuries devastate the physical, mental, emotional, and financial states of both the injured person and his or her family.  Depending on the type and severity of the injury, it can prevent the individual who has been hurt from enjoying leisure activities, performing basic functions, and independently earning an income.  To make matters worse, a serious injury may also require costly, painful, and time-consuming courses of treatment.  The impact of a physical injury can negatively affect all areas of a victim’s life.

If you or a loved one has been injured, let Ken Kieklak help you through this difficult time.  He believes that negligent parties should be held accountable for their actions, and are experienced in all types of personal injury cases.  For nearly 20 years, Ken has been representing clients in matters including but not limited to:

• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Trucking and 18-wheeler Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Pedestrian Accidents
• Drunk Driving Accidents
• Bicycle Accidents
• Slip and Fall Accidents
• Plane Crashes
• Fires and Explosions
• Railroad Crossing Accidents

Personal Injury Attorney Ken Kieklak Can Help

We cannot undo the physical and emotional damage you have suffered — but we can put your experience into words, and seek financial damages for the losses you have endured.  Ken Kieklak is an aggressive personal injury lawyer who will take the following actions on your behalf:

• Investigate all aspects of your case by interviewing witnesses, taking statements, collecting photographs, and compiling your medical records.
• Work with your doctors and other medical providers.
• Communicate with insurance companies, so you don’t have to.
• Get your claim settled, or try your claim before a jury of your peers.
• Advocate for you and your family until you are rightfully compensated for your suffering.

Fayetteville Auto Accident Attorneys

Auto accidents are among the most common personal injury claims.  According to the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, 2,646,515 vehicles are registered in Arkansas today.  With nearly three million vehicles sharing the roadways of Arkansas and Fayetteville, accidents can occur at any time. According to the Arkansas 2011 Traffic Crash Statistics report prepared by the Arkansas State Police, in 2011 Fayetteville experienced:

• 2,415 total crashes
• 340 crashes resulting in injury
• 7 crashes resulting in fatalities
• 430 total injuries
• 9 total deaths

The report also states that:

• 60% of all crashes occurred on state highways
• 34% occurred on city streets
• 6% occurred on country roads

Some of the major roadways in Fayetteville where auto accidents are most likely to occur include:

• Interstate 540
• US Route 62
• US Route 71
• Highway 16
• Highway 45
• Highway 112

Among the seven fatal crashes recorded in 2011, three incidents — nearly half — involved the use of drugs or alcohol.  When drivers choose to recklessly endanger the lives of their fellow motorists by driving under the influence, they may be held liable for causing wrongful death or personal injury.  Other factors which can contribute to car accidents include poor road surfaces, defective roadways, potholes, and debris.

Fayetteville Premises Liability Attorneys

Premises liability means that property owners and operators are responsible for following maintenance codes and ensuring reasonable safety on their premises.  If a homeowner or the owner of a business is aware of dangerous conditions on his or her property, and fails to correct the problem, they may be held liable if their negligent property maintenance results in injury or death.

Premises liability claims are relatively common in matters of wrongful death and personal injury, in part because so many property conditions can be hazardous.  Hazardous conditions may exist on both commercial and residential properties, and can affect residents, visitors, customers, and passerby alike. Some common interior and exterior property conditions which can result in injury or death include:

• Loose or Faulty Wiring
• Wet or Slippery Surfaces
• Uneven Surfaces
• Poor Lighting
• Insufficient Security
• Structural Damage

Auto accidents and matters of premises liability are just two examples of the varied personal injury cases our firm regularly handles.  If you or a loved one has been hurt by the negligence or careless actions of another party, you do not have to suffer with the consequences on your own.  You may be able to seek compensatory damages.  To speak with an experienced Fayetteville, Arkansas personal injury attorney, call Ken Kieklak at (479) 251-7767, or contact us online.