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.
A car accident can cause you to suffer a lot of emotional distress, and you may not even realize it until long after the accident is over and your physical injuries have healed. In Missouri, when you are in a car accident, you can generally collect for two different types of damages. Economic damages are …
A dangerous curve, often called a “dead man’s curve,” is an unsafe curve along the road that is prone to car accidents. These accidents often result in life-threatening injuries or even death. Excessive speed and distracted driving are the most common causes behind these accidents. Drivers tend to lose control of their vehicles when they drive …
Rain is the leading cause of weather-related accidents. Follow these simple tips to drive safely during summer storms. If you live in St. Louis, you know how fast a summer storm can blow into the city – and how devastating a storm can be to traffic. It’s not uncommon to face serious delays – or …
A direct impact on the pelvis in a car accident can cause severe fractures, leading to internal bleeding, organ damage, and even death. Due to its location and anatomy, the pelvis is one of the most vulnerable body parts in a car crash. A direct impact on the pelvis can cause severe fractures, leading to …
There are several reasons a car accident may go to court. Here are some of the most common factors involved. The process of recovering compensation for injuries and damages caused by a car accident can be complicated. And it’s not uncommon for a car accident claim to end up in court. There are several reasons …
There are several reasons why children are more likely to be involved in pedestrian accidents than adults. Despite making up only a small portion of the population, child pedestrians are disproportionately likely to be injured or killed in traffic accidents. For example, according to the CDC, one in five children (20.4%) who lost their lives …