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Premises Liability

What is premises liability, anyway? In Missouri, the term is used to describe the legal responsibility held by property owners for accidents that happen on their property. When a person fails to properly maintain the premises, notices a safety hazard and doesn’t fix it, or doesn’t warn visitors of the conditions, it can cause an [...]

July 12th, 2021|Comments Off on Premises Liability
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Getting the Most Out of a Free Legal Consultation

We always encourage clients to take advantage of our free initial consultations. These meetings are a great way to get free legal advice, discuss a course of legal action to take, learn what you need for your case, and the likelihood of success. So what do you need to know to help you get the [...]

June 10th, 2021|Comments Off on Getting the Most Out of a Free Legal Consultation
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From Motorcycle Accident to Civil Court Case

Civil cases begin when one party of a dispute files a complaint about the incident against another party. Lawsuits are filed with the purpose of obtaining compensation from someone who wronged the plaintiff in ways such as a breach of a contract, property damage, or bodily injury.  After crashing your motorcycle, there is already no [...]

May 17th, 2021|Comments Off on From Motorcycle Accident to Civil Court Case
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Double Crush Syndrome: What Is It?

The human nervous system is complex, so of course, it comes with complications. DCS, which is short for Double Crush Syndrome, is a neurological issue that involves a nerve pinching in two or more places on the body, causing symptoms that are amplified. Carpal Tunnel is one of the most common cases of nerve-pinching medical [...]

April 22nd, 2021|Comments Off on Double Crush Syndrome: What Is It?
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Recent Covid-19 Laws

Laws are put in place to protect us, which is why changing times call for changes and additions in legislation. Despite new vaccines, Covid-19 is still running rampant throughout the United States and continues to affect people’s work lives and medical expenses. When the end of the pandemic will be, unfortunately, remains unknown. In the [...]

March 16th, 2021|Comments Off on Recent Covid-19 Laws
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Driverless Accidents — Who Is Really At Fault?

Autonomous vehicles are gaining in popularity, and they will continue to do so in the future. While people are generally in favor of automated cars, they can come with their own set of concerns as well. A big question that many may not think to ask when first purchasing a self-driving vehicle is, “Who is [...]

February 15th, 2021|Comments Off on Driverless Accidents — Who Is Really At Fault?
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To Sue Or Not To Sue

To Sue or Not to Sue? Let’s say you’ve been injured on the job or in a car accident. On one hand, you need to be compensated in order to pay for any resulting medical bills, repairs, or lost wages…but on the other hand, how do you know if you have a “good case” or [...]

February 2nd, 2021|Comments Off on To Sue Or Not To Sue
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Car Accidents Versus Truck Accidents

Truck accidents are different from car accidents, especially the injuries you could suffer. Here’s what you need to know! Truck accidents and car accidents are different and we’re here to help you learn about these differences and what to expect if you’re ever involved in any kind of vehicular crash. From their causes to the [...]

December 30th, 2020|Comments Off on Car Accidents Versus Truck Accidents
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The Importance of Voting

Last month’s blog was all about how the 2020 election may impact the U.S. court system through Supreme Court appointments. There’s more at stake though; here’s why you should vote in this election. The Supreme Court is one of the highest issues amongst voters. In last month’s blog, we discussed why the 2020 presidential election [...]

October 5th, 2020|Comments Off on The Importance of Voting
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Changes in the Court System— How 2020 will affect the courts nationwide

This year has seen a lot of changes being made to the court system, but the biggest changes are yet to come.  2020 has been a big year for the courts so far. COVID-19 changed the court system indefinitely—the courts shut down for weeks and although many are open and operating, they have a backlog [...]

August 31st, 2020|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Changes in the Court System— How 2020 will affect the courts nationwide
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