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If you think you need a lawyer, you probably do.
When it comes to the legal system, it can be a daunting and overwhelming experience for many people. It is important to remember that if you think you need a lawyer, you probably do. Having an experienced attorney on your side can help ensure that your rights are protected and that you have the best chance of success in court.
Clayton Jones is experienced in navigating the complex legal system, and he can help guide you through all aspects of the process.
Clayton Jones has established a strong reputation for success in the courtroom.
Clayton Jones Attorney at Law practices in the following areas and more:
Class Action
Personal Injury
Wrongful Death
Car Accidents
Workers' Comp
Traffic Law
DUI-DWI
Criminal Defense
Proudly Serving Cass County
Clayton Jones proudly serves Cass County and the State of Missouri.
Proven Success Record
Clayton A. Jones is a successful attorney at law who is dedicated himself to the practice of law. With over 20 years service he has a proven track record of success. He is highly respected in the legal community and takes pride in providing quality service to his clients. Clayton represents victims in serious personal injury litigation and wrongful death litigation involving car accidents, trucking accidents, boating accidents, motorcycle accidents, and work-related accidents. Clayton has also successfully represented clients in complex consumer class action matters resulting in extremely high profile nationwide settlements. These matters involved thousands of claimants across the country. Clayton Jones Law is committed to helping people get the justice they deserve and works hard to ensure that his clients receive the best possible outcome for their case.
Clayton A. Jones
Attorney Clayton A. Jones is an established lawyer with a long and successful career. Currently, he is serving as a Municipal Judge, Special-Prosecutor, and Municipal Prosecutor. As a trial attorney he has served thousands of clients and secured millions of dollars in settlements. With his vast experience, Attorney Clayton Jones has become an invaluable resource for clients seeking legal advice and representation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. If you think you need a lawyer you probably do. You will be up against a large insurance company whose goal will be to maximize profits, which means minimize what they pay you. The insurance company will most likely already have their lawyers on it.
On personal injury cases our firm works on a contingency fee, which means a percentage of the recovery. That percentage is based on the type of case as well as the stage of the case the matter is resolved.
Simple. A phone call. We understand that for most people this is the first time they have ever had to call an attorney and the idea of calling an attorney can be stressful. Part of our job is to reduce this stress. There is no charge for phone calls or to schedule an appointment.
Recovery depends on several things. One of which is your damages, how this incident affected your life. This includes medical bills, past and future. It could also include economic damages, or how this has affected your past and future employment. There are many things other things that can affect the recovery on your case. But each case is different with different factors affecting the value of the case.
The length of time a case takes depends on the several factors. One of which is the rate of recovery from your injuries. It is important to evaluate all your injuries before moving toward disposition. You do not want to look as resolving your matter until you know all your injuries related to the incident.
Not necessarily. The majority of the functional brain injuries from concussions do not show any findings with CT scans. CT scans are good for finding structural problems. Many times Doctors rely on the patient descriptions of the symptoms or a simple neurological examination to check things like vision, balance, and cognition.