Evergy’s Montrose Power Plant Investigation

Preuss | Foster Law filed a lawsuit in Henry County, Missouri claiming that Evergy and other companies are accountable for toxic chemicals and carcinogens present around its now closed power plant located near Montrose, Missouri. Since closing, Evergy has hauled and dumped fly ash – a hazardous byproduct of coal generated power plants – in […]

Welcome To Camp Encourage

This summer, we had the pleasure of welcoming campers as they arrived at Camp Encourage. The goal of Camp Encourage is to offer meaningful experiences to young people on the autism spectrum, helping them develop the knowledge, courage, and skills to actively engage in the community. Camp Encourage is an organization that holds a special […]

Exactech Knee and Hip Implants – Premature and Painful Failure

Patients and surgeons around the country are complaining that hip and knee devices manufactured by Exactech are prematurely failing at a remarkably high rate. Our office has filed suit on behalf of an individual implanted with one of these products, and we are investigating additional claims. Exactech’s “Optetrak,” “Logic,” and “Truliant” devices, used in hip […]

Profemur Modular Neck Reported to Fracture

CBS Morning News recently highlighted a product defect with an artificial hip implant called the Profemur Modular Neck. The femoral neck component of the device is known to suddenly fracture while patients are going about routine, everyday life. According to reports, patients have been left stranded with a fractured device while hiking, golfing, bowling, mowing […]

Military Matters VeteRUN 5K Run/Walk

On a cold October morning, Preuss | Foster Law employees bundled up and supported Military Matters 5k Run/Walk. Military Matters is a program that fills the gap in legal services available to service members and veterans living in the greater Kansas City Metropolitan area. Military Matters collaborates with support agencies serving the service members and […]

What Happens When a Defendant Destroys Evidence in Kansas?

Destruction or “spoliation” of evidence occurs when someone with an obligation to preserve evidence with regard to a legal claim but fails to do so, either knowingly or intentionally. Such a failure to preserve evidence can take place by destruction, loss, or damage of the evidence. When spoliation occurs, the party responsible may be held […]