After your car accident, The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C., works hard to help you recover the maximum compensation for lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, disability and reduced quality of life.
Getting forced off the road by another vehicle can happen to anyone. This type of accident is usually a result of distracted driving. There are a number of situations that can cause a driver to be distracted – using a cell phone, adjusting the radio or navigation system, looking at the scenery, or looking at another accident site. …
The symptoms of mild head trauma after a car accident may take time to develop, making it difficult to prove the injuries were caused by the accident. The physical injury caused by an automobile accident will vary in type and severity. One of the most common injuries seen are head traumas and brain injuries. While most …
Semi-trucks form a relatively small part of registered vehicles on the road; however, they are the cause of a large number of road accidents. Car accidents involving semi-trucks often result in catastrophic injuries and fatalities. The most common cause of car accidents is not looking for other motorists and pedestrians on the road while making a right turn. …
Vehicle accidents often cause more serious injuries to a passenger than the driver, including death. Wrongful death claims are difficult under any circumstance, but when it involves a loved one who was riding as a passenger, that can complicate matters even further. The family of the deceased needs to speak with a St. Louis car accident …
The actions of negligent or aggressive drivers can result in severe car accidents with serious injuries to both drivers. An unsafe lane change endangers the safety of other drivers. It has been observed that the at-fault driver is either oblivious to the presence of other vehicles or is completely inconsiderate towards the safety of other …
These dangerous driving habits may result in a serious automobile accident. Making a left-hand turn requires skill and caution as you have to cross the lanes of traffic coming from the opposite direction. Drivers are required to wait for a green signal when traffic lights are available and in case of a marked crossing, wait, observe, and …