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What to Do When Car Accident Injuries Put You Out of Work

08/28/26

A car accident can change your life in an instant, and not for the better. Instead, serious car accident injuries interfere with all aspects of your life, including your ability to work to support yourself and your family. Facing the possibility of financial hardship can feel overwhelming when you need your strength to focus on…

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Signs It’s Worth Bringing Your Car Accident Claim to a Lawyer

08/24/26

Car accidents are not only terrifying and painful, but the car accident injury claim process often adds to the distress, just when you should be free to focus on physical and emotional healing. Unfortunately, the fault-based car accident laws in most states—including Missouri—require an injury victim seeking compensation for their damages to file a claim…

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How to Survive a Car Crash

08/18/26

Even the most careful driver can have a car accident due to sharing the road with drivers who may be careless or take reckless chances. We can’t prevent all accidents, but how can you increase your chances of surviving an accident?According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the top four ways to minimize…

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Broken Tailbone Symptoms and Treatment

08/17/26

The human tailbone, or coccyx, is a small, triangular bone measuring less than two inches. The tailbone makes up the end of the spine and is comprised of 3 to 5 fused or partially fused vertebrae. Despite its small size and innocuous placement, the tailbone is crucial for balance and provides a support base for…

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Exsanguination and Blood Loss Injuries

08/13/26

Every organ in the human body requires the critical oxygen and nutrients supplied by the constant flow of blood throughout the body’s circulatory system. Cell death occurs rapidly when there is a decreased blood supply, including the crucial cells in the body’s control center—the brain. Exsanguination occurs when the body experiences massive blood loss, triggering…

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