Established in 2026, CPY Law is a Kansas City-based law firm representing clients in personal injury and medical malpractice cases in Missouri. Founding partners Nicholas S. Clevenger, Ross W. Paczkowski, and Kevin T. Young are experienced attorneys committed to accountability and transparency. Our team is focused on recovery and built for the fight.
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In most contingent fee matters, CPY Law advances litigation costs and expenses. Those costs are reimbursed only if there is a recovery, unless otherwise provided in your fee agreement or ordered by a court.In appropriate circumstances, CPY Law may associate with other attorneys or law firms on cases consistent with the Missouri Rules of Professional Conduct.
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