Personal Injury

Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is a type of auto insurance coverage designed to help pay for medical expenses and certain other costs if you’re injured in a car accident, regardless of who is at fault. In Missouri, PIP is not mandatory but can be purchased as part...

Emotional distress can have a profound impact on your well-being, comparable to physical injuries. In Missouri, you may be eligible to pursue legal action for emotional suffering, but specific legal criteria must be satisfied. Understanding these requirements is...

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can show up several hours or even days after a car accident. You might feel fine at first, but symptoms can start later. This delay can make it harder to prove that the injury came from the accident when filing a personal injury claim....

You should feel safe walking through a park or along a city sidewalk. However, you can get seriously injured by falling trees and branches, which do account for some serious injuries every year in Missouri. Getting into these accidents on public property, you often...

A product liability case needs proof that a faulty product caused your injury. This guide shows you what you need to win your case and get fair payment for your losses.  Getting started  Your first step is to gather all items that link your injury to the product....

Personal injury claims typically revolve around proving negligence. It is the failure to exercise reasonable care, which resulted in harm to another person. However, there are cases when a person hurts others on purpose or knowingly did things that put people in...

Product defects pose serious risks to consumers, ranging from minor inconveniences to severe injuries or even fatalities. When companies discover flaws in their products, they often initiate recalls to prevent further harm. Is a recall necessary for victims to pursue...

Decorating your home creates a warm and inviting environment for you and your guests. Scented candles, among other things, can add a touch of elegance and a pleasant aroma to any room. However, any item that lights up to an open flame can pose dangers in a house,...

During summer, many are eager to dive into the fun that comes with the swimming pool season. However, with the excitement of swimming comes a harsh reality: pool accidents can and do happen, often with severe consequences. According to a U.S. Centers for Disease...

Open flames, grease and oil buildup, and flammable materials make kitchens the most likely place where fires can start at home. In addition to unattended cooking, an appliance malfunction can also spark unwanted flames. Recently, Electrolux has reannounced its...