Missouri’s pure comparative fault system is confusing to a lot of people, especially car accident victims who may be directly affected by their percentage of fault. The laws work on the premise that it’s possible for more than one party to be at-fault for a car accident. For the purpose of awarding compensation, each party …
Here is what you need to know about one of the most common leg injuries after a car accident: a dislocated knee. Injuries caused by car accidents range from bruises and scratches to broken bones, internal bleeding, and other life-threatening forms. Damage to one of the major joints in the body, the knee, can leave …
If you were involved in a car crash, one of the most important things to do at the scene of the accident is exchange insurance information with the other driver involved. Car accidents are very common in the United States, despite cars having advanced safety features and state authorities always try to minimize the percentage …
You are considered “negligent” if you are found guilty of acting in a careless manner, which has led to someone else suffering damages, such as physical injuries or property damage. Negligence lies at the core of many car accident insurance claims or even lawsuits. If you’ve been the victim of a car crash, chances are …
If the at-fault party refuses to pay for your injuries, it’s not over yet. Here’s what you should know about protecting your legal right to compensation. Missouri drivers are required to carry auto insurance which helps make sure that in the event you are involved in a collision, you are protected when it comes to …
An independent examination is done by a doctor, psychologist, or expert in a legal matter when liability has to be determined. Dealing with insurance companies and recovering from a car accident is not easy. Victims not only have to handle their pain and health recovery, but they can also feel under scrutiny when it comes …