Christopher 
What if a car accident “victim” isn’t 100% a victim? What if they partially contributed to the car accident? Car accident cases can be very complex. In a straightforward situation, you have a clear guilty party and a clear victim. The guilty party, whose actions have led to a car accident and injury of the … Read more
If a car accident leaves you paralyzed, whether your condition is temporary or permanent, you are likely entitled to compensation. Paralysis is a temporary or permanent inability to move a part of the body. In most cases, it is caused by nerve damage, though it can also be triggered by an injury to the body … Read more
The Federal Highway Administration estimates that wrong-way accidents can cause between 300 and 400 fatalities each year. The issue is defined as a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction of travel on a freeway or highway, and colliding with another vehicle going in the right direction. How These Accidents Happen There are many things that … Read more
Getting hit by an uninsured driver doesn’t automatically mean you will not be compensated for damage and medical costs. Missouri law clearly states that to be able to drive in the state, you need auto insurance that can cover injuries you did to another person: At least $25,000 per person; $50,000 per accident; $10,000 for … Read more
The impact of a car accident can have a great negative effect on the neck and back. Both of these areas are crucial, yet very sensitive to force or sudden movement. When your car gets hit, the moment of the impact causes everything inside the vehicle, including yourself, to move. However, because there is no … Read more
It’s not uncommon for people to start experiencing these pains after some time has passed since the accident. There are many injuries a person can sustain after a car accident. Missouri law states that if you are the victim of a car collision, then the at-fault driver is liable for damages. That way, you can … Read more