After a St. Louis delivery van crash, the driver, the delivery company, and the larger network may all share responsibility. Here is how it works. Delivery vans now run on every residential street in St. Louis, often on tight schedules, with frequent stops, backing up, and quick turns. When one causes a serious crash, the …
Missouri law sets the order for a wrongful death claim: spouse, children, and parents first, then siblings, then a court-appointed plaintiff. When someone is killed in a crash caused by another driver, the family is often left with grief, unexpected bills, and questions no one prepared them for. One of the first is whether they …
A Missouri paralysis claim must account for lifetime care, equipment, home modifications, lost earning capacity, and family losses. Here is what it covers. A spinal cord injury that causes paralysis changes almost everything about a car accident claim. Most claims are based on existing bills. A paralysis claim has to be built on years that …
Missouri lets riders 26 and older with health insurance ride without a helmet. Here is how helmet use can, and cannot, affect an injury claim. Since 2020, many Missouri riders have had a legal choice about wearing a helmet. That choice often comes up again after a crash. If another driver caused the collision, the …
In Missouri, truck crash liability can fall on the driver, the trucking company, loaders, repair shops, and brokers. Here is how fault is proven. A crash between two cars usually comes down to two drivers and two insurance policies. A crash with a tractor-trailer is different. Liability in a Missouri truck accident can extend to …
How long do you have to file a car accident claim in Missouri? Talk to a St. Louis car accident lawyer at (314) 361-4242. After a car accident, medical care, vehicle repairs, and insurance calls often take priority over legal deadlines. But Missouri law sets a firm deadline to file a lawsuit, and missing it …