An effective personal injury and wrongful death lawyer must be knowledgeable in numerous complex areas to consistently maximize recoveries for victims. Our law firm is dedicated to:
Attorney Robert D. Curran is known to his clients and other legal professionals for his intelligent, dedicated approach to each case. You will also appreciate his honesty and straightforward communication style, focused on helping you determine what to do and the best ways to get favorable results in your case.
We will determine if you have a valid case and explain your legal options after virtually any type of accident, injury or wrongful death, including:
Mr. Curran’s experience extends across the spectrum of adverse events and types of injuries. When you or a loved one has suffered devastating consequences such as a brain injury or spinal cord injury, it’s critical that you have a highly qualified lawyer experienced with these types of cases. We will pursue every available avenue to help obtain justice and compensation that will enable you to get the medical care you need, compensate you for lost income, and relieve you of worrying about those things so you can focus on rebuilding your life.
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Curran Law Firm is proud of all of our citizens who serve in the United States military. We as a nation are in debt to these heroes, who protect us all. As a small token of our appreciation, we are willing to provide, FREE OF CHARGE, to all active military personnel and their spouses a free broad, power of attorney document. This document can be vital for active military personnel, because while one spouse is stationed overseas, the other can sign documents and engage in transactions in the their name. While a broad power of attorney document isn’t right for every situation, it can be helpful for such things as registering or selling vehicles, selling real estate, engaging in banking transactions, filing taxes, and many other matters. Simply call us at 417-823-7500, tell our receptionist that you’re active military and would like a free broad power of attorney document, and we’ll start the ball rolling on this!
