If you have been in an accident with a negligent parent, you no doubt have many questions about your case. In Missouri, one of the legal conditions of driving is that both passenger and driver wear a seat belt when the car is in motion. Seat belts are like stopping at a traffic light or …
If you are involved in a car accident, you’ll definitely need to provide proof of insurance and show a valid driver’s license. As anyone who has ever been pulled over for a traffic violation knows, the phrase “Can I see your license, registration, and insurance card?” is not something they want to hear again. In …
If you were in a car accident in St. Louis and were issued a ticket, the ticket itself does not necessarily make you at fault. If you are in an auto accident in Missouri, someone is deemed at fault and liable. Missouri is an at-fault state, which means that the driver who is responsible for …
You shouldn’t ever go without the help you need because you are fearful of not having the money to care for yourself. If you have been in an accident in Missouri and are worried because you are injured but don’t have health insurance, then you might be tempted to forgo seeking medical attention – but …
If your car is stolen and the person who stole it is in an accident, then you are not liable for the accident. The state of Missouri is an “at-fault” state in auto law. That means when an accident occurs, only one party is found at fault and liable for an accident. The at-fault driver …
Pedestrians also have an obligation to act as any reasonable person would to protect themselves. When you are in an accident and you hit a pedestrian, in most cases you, the driver, would be found at fault. However, although the law holds the driver to a higher level of awareness and demands that they exercise …