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Personal injury & criminal defense

Hurt after a crash?Facing a charge?Start with a conversation.

Marcus McLaughlin listens, explains your options, and discusses possible next steps. Serving people across Missouri and Kansas.

Free initial consultationNo pressure to continue
Attorney Marcus L. McLaughlin
Marcus L. McLaughlinAttorney at Law Missouri & Kansas

The firm, at a glance

A few important details.

15+

years of legal experience

  1. 01

    Missouri & Kansas

    Licensed in both states

  2. 02

    Free initial consultation

    No pressure to continue

  3. 03

    Virtual appointments

    Meet from home or hospital

After the crash

The insurance company already has a plan. You should too.

Adjusters are trained to settle quickly and cheaply. Here is what protects you in the first days.

Read the car accident guide
  1. 01

    Get checked out

    Pain can show up days later. A medical record that starts early protects both your health and your claim.

  2. 02

    Document everything

    Photos, the police report number, names of witnesses, and every bill and missed day of work.

  3. 03

    Pause before you sign or speak

    You can decline a recorded statement and wait on any release until you know the full picture.

  4. 04

    Talk with a lawyer

    A free conversation tells you where you stand, in plain language, before you decide anything.

Attorney Marcus L. McLaughlinMarcus L. McLaughlin outside his Kansas City office

Meet your attorney

Marcus L. McLaughlin

With more than 15 years of experience, Marcus McLaughlin represents people hurt in wrecks and people facing criminal charges across Missouri and Kansas. He is licensed in both states, works from Kansas City, and believes clients deserve straight answers and prompt calls back.

Honesty, Integrity, Results.
About Marcus

Practice areas

Injury first. Defense when you need it.

Free case review

Tell us what happened. We will tell you where you stand.

Consultations are free and virtual appointments are available. You can also just call.

(913) 281-7707

Fee arrangement: [No-fee-unless-we-win language pending attorney confirmation.] Ask about fees during your free consultation.

Filing deadlines differ by state and claim type and can be short. [Deadline language pending attorney confirmation.] Contact the firm promptly so your time limits can be reviewed.

Free case review

Tell us what happened. Share only the details you are comfortable submitting.

This is an initial intake form only—not legal advice or representation. Submitting answers does not create an attorney-client relationship or mean the firm has accepted your case. Please avoid confidential details.

Were you injured?

Prefer to talk now? Call (913) 281-7707.

Información en español

¿Prefiere comunicarse en español?

Si busca un abogado de accidentes en Kansas City, llame a McLaughlin Law Firm para una consulta inicial gratuita. Al llamar, pregunte por la disponibilidad de asistencia en español.

Llame al (913) 281-7707

Questions

Straight answers.

All FAQs

Yes. McLaughlin Law Firm offers a free consultation. You can call (913) 281-7707 or send a case review request.

The office is at 750 Ann Avenue, Kansas City, KS 66101.

Missouri and Kansas.

Get medical attention, report the incident, take photos, collect names, keep records, and avoid giving recorded statements to insurers before speaking with a lawyer.

Fee arrangement: [No-fee-unless-we-win language pending attorney confirmation.] Ask about fees during your free consultation.

Filing deadlines differ by state and claim type and can be short. [Deadline language pending attorney confirmation.] Contact the firm promptly so your time limits can be reviewed.

Attorney Advertising. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements.

This website provides general information only and is not legal advice. Contacting the firm, submitting a form, or calling does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Marcus L. McLaughlin is licensed in Missouri and Kansas. Past matters do not predict future results, and no outcome is guaranteed.