Fault vs No-Fault Comparative Law States

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Missouri is a comparative law state; differing from a “no-fault” or a “fault” state, this means that both parties can be found negligent and responsible for their “portion” of the accident. At-fault states operate differently than comparative fault states. In at-fault states, only one driver is found to be negligent and liable in an accident. …

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Most Common Injuries in Missouri Car Accidents

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The leading causes of auto fatalities were driving while intoxicated, improper lane usage, and excessive speeding. In 2015, nearly 900 individuals lost their lives due to fatal car accidents in the state of Missouri. The leading causes of auto fatalities were driving while intoxicated, improper lane usage, and excessive speeding. Auto accidents are responsible for …

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