Phillip Strozier is the principal attorney at PK Law Group, a Kansas City law firm representing people injured because of another person’s or company’s negligence. His work is centered on helping clients understand what happened, what evidence matters, how insurance may affect the claim, and which next step is appropriate for their circumstances.
Phillip’s background combines deep Kansas City roots, the discipline of collegiate athletics, experience with serious injury matters, and an understanding of insurance-coverage disputes. He represents clients in English and Spanish and emphasizes direct communication throughout the legal process.
Phillip was born and raised in the Kansas City metropolitan area and graduated from Rockhurst High School in 2006. His connection to the community is not a marketing angle added after the fact; Kansas City is where he grew up, built his professional life, and now represents injured people and families.
That local background helps him understand the people, roads, institutions, insurers, employers, and practical pressures that can shape an injury case. More importantly, it supports a client relationship grounded in accessibility and familiarity with the community the firm serves.
After Rockhurst, Phillip attended the University of Kansas on a football scholarship. He played safety for the Jayhawks and was part of the team that won the 2008 FedEx Orange Bowl. During his time at KU, he also earned recognition on the All-Big 12 Academic Team and the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.
Collegiate football demanded preparation, accountability, teamwork, and the ability to perform under pressure. Those habits now inform the way Phillip approaches legal work: learn the record, identify the next assignment, communicate clearly, and continue preparing even when a case becomes difficult or contested. He graduated from the University of Kansas in 2010.
Phillip earned his Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law in 2014. Public professional profiles list him as licensed in Missouri since 2016. Before establishing his current practice at PK Law Group, he worked at Kansas City firms on matters involving car wrecks, premises injuries, tractor-trailer collisions, medical malpractice, nursing-home neglect, and insurance coverage.
That range gave him experience with both the human consequences of an injury and the contractual questions that can determine whether insurance coverage is available. It also showed him how insurers investigate, value, defend, delay, and sometimes reject serious claims.
An injury case is rarely only about who caused the incident. The available liability policy, the identity of each insured, policy exclusions, commercial coverage, uninsured- or underinsured-motorist protection, medical-payments coverage, and competing claims can all affect the practical path to recovery.
Phillip’s experience with insurance-coverage litigation helps him look beyond an adjuster’s first answer. Depending on the facts, the work may include identifying all potentially applicable policies, reviewing policy language, documenting compliance with notice requirements, and evaluating whether another person or business shares responsibility. No coverage or outcome is assumed; the analysis begins with the documents and evidence available in the individual case.
Phillip’s practice is focused on representing plaintiffs in personal injury and related civil matters. PK Law Group’s principal injury pages cover:
The facts determine whether PK Law Group can accept a matter and which legal theories may apply. A free consultation allows the firm to review the basic timeline, parties, injuries, available records, and potential deadlines before recommending a next step.
Every case has its own evidence, insurance, medical history, financial impact, and client priorities. Phillip’s role is to turn those moving parts into an understandable plan. Depending on the matter, that work can include:
Hiring a lawyer does not guarantee a particular result. It does give the client an advocate responsible for developing the claim, explaining choices, and preparing for the next stage while the client focuses on treatment, work, and family.
Large-volume injury firms can make clients feel as though their case is moving through a system. PK Law Group’s published approach emphasizes personal attention, clear communication, and a relationship in which the client understands who is responsible for the file.
Clients should be able to ask what is happening, what information the firm needs, why a decision matters, and which choices remain theirs. Phillip’s goal is to give understandable answers without pretending that every case follows the same timetable or produces the same result.
Phillip is bilingual and fluent in Spanish. That allows many Spanish-speaking clients and families to discuss an injury, the claims process, legal documents, medical issues, settlement decisions, and next steps directly with their attorney rather than relying on a relative to translate important conversations.
Clear communication is especially important when a client is making decisions about medical treatment, recorded statements, authorizations, insurance releases, litigation, or settlement. PK Law Group serves clients in English and Spanish. Hablamos Espanol.
Super Lawyers lists Phillip as a Kansas City plaintiff-side attorney in personal injury, civil litigation, and medical malpractice, and reports that he was selected to Rising Stars for 2022 through 2026. The recognition is issued by an independent legal-rating publication and should be presented as such, without implying that it guarantees a result in any case.
The right attorney-client relationship depends on the facts, the lawyer’s experience with the type of claim, communication expectations, and the terms of the engagement. A consultation is an opportunity to evaluate each of those points before deciding whether to work together.
Consider speaking with Phillip when an injury is serious, fault is disputed, evidence may disappear, an insurer requests a detailed recorded statement, several parties or policies may be involved, or a settlement offer arrives before the medical and financial effects are understood. Prompt advice can be especially important in truck crashes, wrongful-death matters, government claims, and cases involving unidentified or uninsured drivers.
You do not need every record before calling. A useful first conversation can begin with a short timeline, the names of the parties, the location, photographs, available incident or police information, insurance correspondence, and a description of the injuries and treatment to date.
Phillip Strozier is the principal attorney at PK Law Group in Kansas City, Missouri. His practice focuses on representing injured people in personal injury and related civil matters.
Yes. PK Law Group’s published biography states that Phillip was born and raised in the Kansas City metropolitan area and graduated from Rockhurst High School in 2006.
Phillip attended the University of Kansas on a football scholarship and graduated in 2010. He earned his Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law in 2014.
Yes. He played safety for the University of Kansas, was part of the 2008 FedEx Orange Bowl championship team, and earned academic recognition during his time at KU.
His work includes personal injury claims involving car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, dangerous-property incidents, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death. Case acceptance depends on the facts, jurisdiction, deadlines, and other considerations.
Yes. Phillip is bilingual and fluent in Spanish, allowing him to communicate directly with clients and families in English or Spanish. Hablamos Espanol.
Super Lawyers reports that Phillip was selected to Rising Stars for 2022 through 2026. That is third-party professional recognition, not a promise or prediction of a result.
PK Law Group emphasizes direct attention and communication. During the consultation, ask who will be responsible for the matter, who will provide updates, and how questions will be handled throughout the case.
Yes. PK Law Group advertises free consultations for personal injury matters. The initial conversation can help the firm assess the incident, injuries, insurance, evidence, and potential next steps.
PK Law Group states that accepted personal injury matters are handled on a contingency-fee basis. The written agreement should explain the percentage, case expenses, client responsibilities, and what happens in each possible outcome.
