Kansas City
Foley Mansfield's Kansas City office, opened in March of 2016, serves clients in complex liability issues including construction, environmental, product liability and asbestos defense.
- nbunnell@foleymansfield.com
- 913-232-8800
10740 Nall Avenue, Suite 242
Overland Park, KS 66211
Nick represents contractors, manufacturers, distributors and retailers in cases involving exposure to asbestos, diacetyl and benzene. Although toxic tort litigation often involves handling dozens or hundreds of cases at a time, Nick brings a detailed and personalized approach to each case, working closely with the client to meet their goals. Through this approach, Nick has successfully resolved hundreds of cases.
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