Sometimes liability is not always so clear. For example, what happens if a car accident was caused by a sudden medical emergency? When the other driver is texting while driving and causes the accident, it’s pretty clear they are also liable for the damages caused to the other people involved. Sometimes, matters are not so …
Many believe that if a car accident results in injured passengers, then the car must have also been damaged because of the impact. However, that is not always the case. That should be good news, right? One less thing to worry about. The problem is that if the car has minimal damages, you may have …
The discovery phase is a step where the attorney of the other party will ask you questions about you, your injuries, and the case. It can be a rather nerve-wracking step for a lot of people, particularly if you do not have a clear idea of what to expect. It’s important to go in prepared …
St. Louis car accident claims often rely upon the testimony of credible witnesses. Sometimes, it all comes down to the witness. When each side has a different story about how a car accident took place, and the physical evidence is only circumstantial, a third-party recollection of events can be what makes or breaks a car …
An experienced St. Louis car accident attorney can help you gather and preserve the evidence needed to win your case. Most car accidents come with some form of injury or property damage. Even a minor fender bender can lead to serious conditions, such as whiplash or other soft tissue injuries. On top of the pain …
Seat belts can save your life. According to the CDC, they can reduce the risk of death by 45% for drivers and front seat passengers, and minimize the risk of injury by 50%. Even so, the agency reports that more than half of U.S. drivers do not wear a seatbelt, even if most states require …