The record breaking winter of 2014 has wreaked havoc on our roads, resulting in thousands of car accidents. Although most of these accidents are relatively minor, some are life changing for the people … [Read more...]
Mechanical Failure in Car Accident Cases
Can a driver be held responsible for a Missouri car accident caused by mechanical failure of their vehicle? In many cases, the answer is “yes.” And, on top of the driver's responsibility for the … [Read more...]
Personal Injury Caused by Defective Baby Products
Choosing from the wide array of baby products available in the typical big-box store can be challenging, especially for new parents. We can't verify with 100 percent certainty that the products we … [Read more...]
St. Louis Symphony presents “Simply Sinatra”
The St. Louis Symphony proudly presents a tribute to Ol’ Blue Eyes himself, Frank Sinatra, with a night of his most popular tunes. Join the second-oldest symphony in the U.S., as the St. Louis … [Read more...]
Winter Hit-and-Run Accidents
There were two fatal hit-and-run accidents in St. Louis County in the first two weeks of February. Both victims were struck by vehicles while walking. Winter conditions can make travel particularly … [Read more...]
Damages in Personal Injury Cases
When you've been injured by another person's negligence, there are two general types of damages a court can award: punitive damages and compensatory damages. Punitive damages are intended to punish … [Read more...]
Personal Injury Liability after a Crime
A Florida man made national news in November 2012 when he fired his gun into a car full of teenagers after he became enraged at the loud rap music coming from their vehicle. Michael Dunn claimed that … [Read more...]
“Ghost” the Musical at St. Louis’ Peabody Opera House
The Hollywood blockbuster movie “Ghost” was released in 1990 but just like its plot line, the story makes a re-appearance in 2013. From March 25-30th, St. Louis’ Peabody Opera welcomes the haunting … [Read more...]
Causation in Personal Injury Cases
Before receiving financial recovery for your injuries in a personal injury case, among other requirements, you'll have to show that defendant caused your injuries. Showing causation may be simple in … [Read more...]
The “Suck It” Case and Confidentiality Provisions
By now, most of you may have seen the “Suck It” post making its way around Facebook and other social media. The story is that a young girl’s father settled an age discrimination lawsuit with his … [Read more...]
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