Car Accident

Auto accident settlements often do not exceed policy limits because insurance companies are not required to pay out more than the amount of the policy

If you are a passenger who has been injured in a car crash, there are several important steps you should take: Seek medical attention Document

Yes, you can sue after an auto accident. Missouri is an “at fault” state, which means that the driver who is found to be at fault for causing the accident can be held liable for damages. This includes medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and any resulting property damage. You can pursue compensation for your damages through a personal injury claim. In order to…

If you’ve been injured in a car wreck, you may be wondering if you should hire an attorney to help you through the process. You know that you could call the insurance adjuster yourself and get the case settled. And they may have even offered to pay your medical bills and “a little bit more” for your pain and suffering. So is it really worth…

Yes, you can sue someone for property damage after a car accident even if you haven’t suffered any injuries. In some cases, auto accidents can lead to sizable property damage, resulting in overwhelming expenses. Follow these steps to pursue a lawsuit for car damage: Additionally, it’s important to note that even if you believe that you are not injured, it’s important to seek medical attention…

After a car accident, the at-fault party is required to compensate you for damages (including lost wages) that resulted from the collision. Car accident injuries can turn lives upside down. The pain, suffering, and medical treatment required for accident injuries are time-consuming, disruptive, and expensive. Serious injuries often require months of compliance with a physical rehabilitation program or regular visits to specialists. Because complying with…

Attorneys and insurance companies determine fault based on the evidence they have at hand. Often fault is determined largely based on the police report filing by the reporting officer. However, the insurance company will corroborate the police report with their insured and if the injured party isn’t represented, they’ll tell them that they need to give a recorded statement regarding the wreck before they’ll make…

A common question received by personal injury attorneys is “why is my car accident settlement taking so long?” Despite each case being unique, there are some common reasons why car accident settlements can seem like they are taking a long time to progress. Car accidents can take a long time to settle for the following reasons: In most cases, a personal injury lawyer is not…