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About Ashley Gee
Ashley Gee is an attorney at Injury Law Associates in Kansas City. She handles a broad range of personal injury cases, including vehicle accidents, construction injuries, nursing home abuse, wrongful death claims, and various other negligence-related matters.
Before joining the firm as an attorney, Gee worked as a law clerk at Injury Law Associates.
She earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.
She is admitted to the Missouri Bar.
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