Slape & Howard

Slape & Howard has stood as a powerful advocate for injured Kansans for decades, building a reputation rooted in honesty, diligence, and ethical representation. Based in Wichita, the firm is devoted to protecting workers and families who face overwhelming challenges after accidents, workplace injuries, or unfair denials of benefits.

Slape & Howard focuses primarily on workers’ compensation and personal injury law, providing representation in cases involving occupational injuries, repetitive stress conditions, car and truck accidents, workplace exposure, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death. With extensive experience in both administrative proceedings and courtroom litigation, the firm develops legal strategies that hold negligent employers, insurers, and corporations fully accountable.

Slape & Howard is distinguished by direct attorney communication and personal investment in every case. Clients benefit from straightforward counsel, compassionate support, and meticulous preparation. From initial consultations to appeals, the firm’s attorneys emphasize clarity and collaboration, ensuring that injured Kansans understand their rights and receive strong advocacy at each stage of the process.

Slape & Howard has earned recognition for securing millions in benefits and settlements for clients across Kansas. The team’s trial-tested experience and deep knowledge of the state’s workers’ compensation system position them as leaders in protecting injured workers. Positive client testimonials highlight the firm’s responsiveness, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to achieving fair outcomes in the face of powerful opposition.

Slape & Howard remains committed to advancing justice for individuals who cannot face large insurance companies or employers alone. By combining ethical advocacy with strategic representation, the firm continues to deliver high-quality legal counsel that safeguards client priorities, ensures confidentiality, and restores dignity to those navigating the aftermath of serious injury.