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When you hire our firm, you can be confident that everything will be done to protect your rights and recover the compensation you deserve. Building a solid relationship between you and your lawyer primarily depends on three vital factors – accessibility, trust, and confidence. Good communication with your attorney is also essential to a successful …
Our St. Louis fatal car accident lawyers are prepared to help you navigate the complex process of recovering the compensation you need from a deceased at-fault driver’s insurance company. When the driver responsible for a crash dies in the accident, the injured victim will likely have questions about how to file a claim and how …
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that the risk of death in a car crash is around one in 114. Let’s take a closer look at car crashes and what puts people at risk. Common Factors That Lead to Car Crash Unfortunately, several factors come into play leading to a car crash. Some …
Injured in a taxi accident in St. Louis? Our experienced attorneys help you navigate insurance claims and secure the compensation you deserve. If you suffer an injury from a car accident, you can file a claim with the negligent driver’s insurance company or with your insurance company. However, if you were riding in a taxi cab …
Missouri law states that an accident only needs to contribute to the cause of pain and the need for medical care. The defense bears the burden of proof. Thousands of Americans are treated for medical conditions every day. Chronic knee pain from a high school football injury could still plague a 35-year-old mail carrier. The …
The rapid deceleration can cause blunt-force trauma injuries to the chest. These injuries can be serious and life-threatening. The human chest comprises ribs, sternum, clavicle, lungs, chest wall, heart, esophagus, diaphragm, and major blood vessels. When a blunt force is applied to the body, it rarely damages only one anatomical component; often, other components are …