Liability in an accident caused by a teen can be influenced by a lot of factors. Teenagers behind the wheel are statistically the most prone age group to having accidents. Not only are they more likely to be in a fatal crash, but they can cause financial and legal problems to their parents as well. … Read more
A letter of protection is a document sent to a medical professional by your St. Louis auto accident lawyer in the name of the person injured in an accident. This document is essentially a guarantee that the medical treatment will be paid from a future settlement. Even if the car accident victim has medical insurance, … Read more
If you’re involved in a car accident and need treatment, you, unfortunately, can’t always go to your family doctor, especially if you’re the victim and plan to file a car accident claim against the other driver. One clear reason is medical in nature: your family doctor simply might not be able to give you the … Read more
TMJ stands for “temporomandibular joints,” which are the joints that connect your jawbone to your skull. They are placed on each side of the head and play a critical role in allowing you to move your jaw, and therefore speak, eat, and even make facial expressions. It’s one of the most used joints in your … Read more
Before you accept the insurance companies’ settlement offer, there are three important things you should consider. The aftermath of a car accident can take a toll on you emotionally and financially. A quick payout offered by the at-fault driver’s insurance company sounds like a dream. They are offering you some quick cash you can then … Read more
Drivers in Missouri are required to carry different types of auto insurance policies, and some may wonder if all of them are really necessary. In other words, what type of insurance do you actually need in Missouri? The Two Main Types of Auto Insurance There are two auto insurance policies all Missouri drivers are required … Read more