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Jessica Kane has always had a love of children and a desire to help those who have faced hardship, tragedy, and pain. Jessica started her career as a school guidance counselor and a licensed therapist specifically so she could help children in need find a positive way forward. This often included counseling, crisis intervention, grief counseling, and more.
Jessica then went on to become a paralegal at the Law Offices of Samuel Kane, where she saw the suffering and pain that came with personal injury and tragic loss, especially when children and families were involved. This inspired her to earn her Juris Doctorate from the Mitchell Hamline School of Law, becoming an attorney so she could help families get compensation and, eventually, closure. Her experience with children and the ways in which they process trauma help inform her approach to clients, especially minors and their families.
Along with personal injury cases involving minors, Jessica has also successfully tackled cases involving active military and veterans, as well as wrongful death suits. Her clients appreciate her patience and compassion in the most difficult moments, paired with an unwavering determination when pursuing justice on their behalf.
Outside of her law practice, Jessica is an avid “rim-to-rim” hiker, marathon runner, and a mother to five wonderful children. Her dream is to grow the practice so that it “runs like a big firm, but is personal like a small one.” Her patience and compassion when working with clients is matched only by her tenacity and determination when fighting for their cause.
From 2003 through 2012, approximately 47,000 pedestrians were killed on streets, representing 12.3% of all traffic deaths in the U.S. The state of New Mexico contributes to that number, with a fatality rate of 1.01 for every 100,000 residents, said to be one of the highest pedestrian fatality rates in the U.S. Many of
The Delaware Supreme Court recently issued a decision allowing a student to recover personal injury protection (PIP) benefits for any harm sustained while crossing the street to board the bus. While the student may not have been injured on board the bus, specific circumstances led the court to conclude that it was a bus
New Mexico ranks high among the states with the highest number of bicycle accidents. A study of bicycle accidents from 2009 to 2013 showed that 36 cyclists were killed and thousands have been injured as a result of crashes with other motor vehicles. The deadly trend continues in 2016 as bicycle accidents remain one
The state of New Mexico is facing a serious motorcycle crash problem after preliminary data show a sharp increase in motorcycle accidents between the months of January and May this year. Twenty-two people have reportedly been killed in motorcycle crashes in the 5-month period, and the number continues to rise as motorcycle registrations grow
Alcohol intoxication is a common cause of personal injury arising from vehicular accidents in the U.S. In 2014, around 4,586 motorcyclists were killed in accidents, and according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there are more intoxicated motorcycle riders in fatal crashes than intoxicated car drivers. New Mexico Dram Shop Law In
Drivers and bicyclists are often unclear about who is liable when an accident between them occurs. Are bikes allowed to be in the same lane as a vehicle? If a cyclist rides into an opening car door, are they responsible for their injuries and any damage to the car? The “Side-Of-Road” Law Each state
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