A Message from Douglas R. Horn

Highway Safety Attorney
Independence, Kansas City, St. Louis, Overland Park

Over the last 20 years I have represented people who have been seriously injured or killed in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. My clients, mostly from Missouri and Kansas, retain my services to recover compensation for medical expense, lost income, pain, suffering, disability, and other personal losses that they have suffered in all types of motor vehicle accidents, especially cases resulting from drunk driving, reckless driving, and distracted driving.

While my law practice has been rewarding, I have a strong desire to make a significant difference for the greater good. As a result, I have been spending a significant part of my time being a highway safety attorney, with offices in St. Louis, Kansas City, Independence, and Overland Park. Highway safety advocacy has been a perfect fit for me in that I have dealt with a wide variety of motor vehicle accidents and roadway mishaps. It is also an area we can make significant strides with legislation, education, and technological advance.

Special links related to Highway Safety:

Law enforcement officials, state highway offices, and other highway safety advocates are constantly working to improve highway safety. My goal as a highway safety attorney is to assist these transportation authorities so that legal, technological, and educational advances can be used to help reduce vehicular-related injuries and fatalities in Missouri, Kansas, and throughout the Midwest. Additionally, I would like to play a part in reducing drunk driving, reckless / aggressive driving, and drivers who are distracted at the wheel.

Contact a Highway Safety Attorney

Please feel free to contact me regarding any aspect of highway safety at dhorn@hornlaw.com. As a concerned citizen as well as a highway safety attorney serving Kansas City, Independence, St. Louis, Overland Park, and the entire Midwest, I am always open to ideas, perspective, or projects that can positively impact safety for all.