If you have been injured in a St. Louis car accident and the other party is found at fault, you may be wondering if there is a difference between negligent driving and reckless driving and if this matters for your case? Let’s discuss the basics of both negligent and reckless driving in St. Louis, and …
Here are a few ways a St. Louis car accident can help you prove that the other driver was distracted at the time of the accident. Distracted driving claimed 2,841 lives in 2018 alone. If you’ve been injured in a car crash in St. Louis and you suspect that the other driver was distracted, you …
Car accidents are traumatic experiences that can result in property damage, emotional distress, physical injuries, and sometimes even the loss of life. When a car accident takes someone’s life, especially a member of the family that was the main or sole provider, it can leave surviving family worrying for their financial well being on top …
Uninsured motorist coverage is a way to protect Missouri drivers. However, there are a lot of misunderstandings about this policy. Uninsured motorist coverage is mandatory in Missouri because around 14% of the drivers in the state don’t meet the auto insurance requirements. This creates a lot of problems for people who get involved in car …
A common belief is that if you are involved in an accident with an uninsured driver it is impossible to recover compensation. Though auto insurance is mandatory in Missouri, around 14% of drivers do not have it. A common belief is that if you are in a car accident with an uninsured driver is that …
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 …