Introduction
Accident Recovery Team has represented injured clients across Kansas for more than 20 years, building a practice that spans personal injury, workers’ compensation, and social security disability from its base in Wichita. The firm covers both urban and rural Kansas through two office locations: the main office in Wichita and a Western Kansas location handled by attorney Eloy Gallegos. Spanish-speaking services are available through Gallegos, extending the firm’s accessibility to Kansas residents who prefer to communicate in Spanish.
The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, and clients pay no fees unless a recovery is made on their behalf.
Practice Areas
Accident Recovery Team handles three primary areas of legal work:
Personal Injury: The firm represents clients injured in car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip and fall incidents, and dog bites. Personal injury cases include working with medical providers and negotiating medical liens as part of the resolution process. The firm also handles semi-truck accident cases, which involve commercial carrier insurance structures and federal safety regulations beyond those applicable to standard auto collisions.
Workers’ Compensation: The workers’ comp practice covers the full scope of occupational injury claims, including initial claim filing, disputes over medical authorization, and matters involving permanent disability ratings. Workplace injuries of all types are handled within this practice area.
Social Security Disability: The firm assists clients seeking disability benefits through the Social Security Administration, representing them in the claims and appeals process.
The firm has earned recognition for going to trial when necessary rather than defaulting to settlements, which can result in greater recovery for clients whose cases support a stronger result through litigation.
Attorney Profiles
Sean Brennan is one of the attorneys at Accident Recovery Team, serving clients across the firm’s Kansas practice areas.
Todd King practices at the firm and contributes to its personal injury and workers’ compensation work.
Gary Albin is an attorney at the firm who has been fighting for workers’ compensation rights since graduating from law school in 1990. He received his bachelor’s degree in economics and political science and his law degree from the University of Kansas, and has been admitted to practice before U.S. District Courts in the Western District of Missouri and the District of Kansas, as well as the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
Drew Steadman handles cases across the firm’s practice areas from the Wichita office. He attended Wichita State University and Washburn University School of Law, competed on the trial team, and was inducted into the Order of the Barristers in 2012. He was elected president of the Wichita Bar Association Young Lawyers in 2016.
Mathias Crook is a member of the firm’s legal team.
Eloy Gallegos is the attorney who heads the firm’s Western Kansas presence. Gallegos provides Spanish-language services, making the firm accessible to Spanish-speaking clients in the western part of the state and beyond.
Location & Service Area
Accident Recovery Team serves all of Kansas from two office locations.
Main office: 833 N. Waco, Wichita, KS 67203
Western Kansas: served by attorney Eloy Gallegos
Phone: 866-263-0505
Website: https://267teamict.com/
The firm’s Wichita office handles the majority of its Kansas caseload, while Gallegos’s Western Kansas presence extends coverage to rural communities that might otherwise face geographic barriers to legal representation. The firm serves the entire state.
Client Focus
Kansas presents distinct challenges for injured workers and accident victims depending on where they live. Urban clients in Wichita have more straightforward access to legal services, while those in rural Western Kansas often find that distance limits their options. Accident Recovery Team addresses this by maintaining a dedicated Western Kansas attorney.
The workers’ compensation practice reflects the firm’s understanding that workplace injury claims in Kansas involve procedural complexity beyond the initial filing: disputes over which medical treatments are authorized and evaluations of permanent disability ratings require sustained advocacy. The firm’s more than 20 years in this space reflects experience navigating those disputes.
Spanish-language services through Eloy Gallegos ensure that the firm can communicate effectively with Kansas’s Spanish-speaking population, which is particularly relevant given the state’s agricultural and meatpacking industries and the workers they employ.
FAQ
Does Accident Recovery Team handle cases throughout all of Kansas?
Yes. The firm serves all of Kansas. The main Wichita office covers the central and eastern parts of the state, while attorney Eloy Gallegos covers Western Kansas.
Are Spanish-language services available?
Yes. Attorney Eloy Gallegos provides services in Spanish for clients who prefer to communicate in that language.
What workers’ compensation matters does the firm handle?
The firm handles the full range of workers’ comp work, including claim filing, disputes over medical authorization, and cases involving permanent disability ratings.
Does the firm charge upfront fees?
No. Accident Recovery Team operates on a contingency fee basis. Clients owe no fees unless the firm recovers compensation for them.
What types of accidents fall within the firm’s personal injury practice?
The firm handles car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, semi-truck accidents, slip and fall incidents, and dog bites, among other personal injury matters.
Closing
Accident Recovery Team’s practice reflects the geographic and demographic realities of Kansas. Two decades of statewide work across personal injury, workers’ compensation, and social security disability has produced a firm with the range to handle whatever an injured Kansan needs: from a first-time workers’ comp filing in Wichita to a rural Western Kansas accident case handled in Spanish. The six-attorney team, distributed across the state, represents an operational commitment to broad coverage rather than a concentrated urban practice.