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These four questions are very important when you go to the doctor because they help you make the most out of that first visit. If you were involved in a car accident, it is crucial that you go to the doctor as soon as you can. Even if you had a minor crash with no …
Any St. Louis auto accident attorney will tell you that insurance companies usually care more about profit than they do about you and your future. A typical result of this mindset is them advising you to not pursue benefits when doing so is in your best interest. We present 5 claims they might make to …
All states, including Missouri, permit certain types of disabled and handicapped drivers to get a driver’s license as long as the person’s disability doesn’t render them unable to drive safely. But, it’s important to understand how liability is determined when a disabled driver gets into an accident and how it affects the claim. St. Louis …
Driving with a heavy cold has been equated to driving after having four double whiskeys! It’s cold season, and it seems like every other person walking around is coughing and sneezing. We all know that a cold can be quite a nuisance and keep you troubled for days, but we rarely think of it as …
Shoulder belts in combination with lap belts are known to reduce crash fatality rates by around 45%. Many of us have at some point felt like unbuckling our seat belt because it seems like the belt is cutting off our circulation or feels uncomfortable. However, doing this can be dangerous for obvious reasons. A study …
Being involved in a serious car accident can damage internal organs like the kidneys, causing catastrophic injuries. The kidneys are one of our body’s most vital organs. These bean shaped organs are located in the mid-back region and are protected by layers of muscle and by the rib cage. These organs are as small as …