Tips to Avoid Spring Wildlife Car Accidents in St. Louis

deer walking towards the road

Speak with an experienced St. Louis car accident lawyer if you’re involved in an accident involving wildlife. Call (314) 361-4242 for a free consultation. Missouri is a state blessed with an abundance of wildlife. From majestic deer to playful raccoons, our state is home to various animals that bring joy to residents and visitors alike. …

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Updated: February 21, 2023

6 Common Causes of Car Accidents in Rural Areas

Rural areas account for more than 50% of all traffic fatalities annually. Here are six of the most common causes of these accidents. Many believe driving on rural roads is much safer than driving on city streets. After all, there’s generally less traffic and, therefore, seemingly fewer opportunities for accidents. However, car accidents are also …

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Updated: November 11, 2024

Do Car Insurance Companies Cover Injuries From Accidents Involving Wildlife?

animal in the road causing car accident

While there are exceptions, you are generally entitled to compensation if you are involved in a car accident involving a wild animal. According to the Missouri Department of Insurance, one deer strike occurred every 3 hours in 2014. While there were no deaths, the accidents resulted in 374 injuries. A car wreck involving a wild animal …

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Updated: July 26, 2021

What Happens When an Animal Causes a Car Accident?

Car accidents involving animals are unfortunately not uncommon. One of the more complicated car accidents cases is those involving animals. Whether that is a pet or one from the wild, this factor can take a relatively simple case and make it complex. Here are some of the basics surrounding this strange type of car accident. …

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Updated: August 18, 2024

Is Driving With Your Pet Safe?

St. Louis dog with head out window

Stay safe and keep your pet safe too. Have them properly secured and restrained at all times when you travel by car. 60 percent of dog owners say they have traveled in their vehicle with their pet. The problem is, when a pet is not restrained, you can easily be distracted by them. Furthermore, research …

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Updated: November 9, 2022