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.
Car accidents can cause both physical and mental or emotional injuries as well as property damage. They can result in lost wages, inability to perform daily activities or hobbies, and it may affect your family life. These situations can be very frightening and difficult to deal with for anyone, but for pregnant women, car accidents …
You should seek medical attention after a car crash, even if you do not feel any pain, notice any symptoms, or foresee the need to file a personal injury claim. A car crash leads to a lot of stress and questions that need to be answered quickly. There are financial, medical, legal, and emotional concerns …
There is no question that texting while driving puts yourself and others at risk of a car accident. There is an abundance of information published about the risk of doing so. As a result, many states have taken action and banned texting while driving completely. Missouri is not one of them. In 2009 the Missouri …
Multi-vehicle accidents are often unavoidable and can be particularly catastrophic, even life-altering. A mulch-vehicle accident that occurred on August 20 around 7:15 AM in Kansas City, Missouri resulted in the hospitalization of seven people. Investigators say the chain reaction began when a maroon SUV headed westbound on Vivion Road crossed the center line and hit …
When a priest appeared at the scene of an accident after a head-on collision in Missouri, first responders thought that the priest was sent by God. Responders say they did not know who he was or where he came from. He has now been identified as Rev. Patrick Dowling, a Roman Catholic priest from the …
Drivers and the government should be on the same side when it comes to safety. One University of Tennessee researcher is asking whether red-light cameras installed at intersections are actually making conditions safer for motorists, or whether the cameras are primarily being used to make money. Professor Lee Han of Tennessee’s civil engineering department, has …