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Recovering Damages That Exceed Insurance Policy Limits

08/22/24

Insurance is a fixture of our modern lives. Most residents of Missouri and elsewhere pay multiple monthly premiums for all required insurance, including liability coverage for car accidents and private property liability insurance. Many residents also carry commercial liability property insurance for businesses, stores, or rental properties they own, and those in the medical field…

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Defining Quality of Life in Personal Injury Cases

07/19/24

Our quality of life is rarely something we appreciate or even consider until an unexpected injury drastically changes it. A person’s quality of life results from their combined physical, mental, and emotional health and their ability or inability to enjoy their life. Quality of life comes into consideration in many St. Louis personal injury cases…

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Missouri’s Loss of Consortium Laws

07/16/24

When an injury victim seeks compensation for their damages in court, they hold a negligent person or business liable for the consequences of the injury caused by their action or inaction. These consequences are known as “damages” in personal injury claims. Common damages in personal injury claims include two types, economic and non-economic damages. Economic…

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Missouri’s Unique Personal Injury Laws

07/12/24

Like all states, Missouri’s Civil Courts offer a means of redress and financial accountability to victims of serious personal injuries. When an individual suffers a preventable injury, it’s typically due to another party’s negligent actions. Specific statutes and other components of personal injury laws in each state vary. Missouri’s personal injury laws share common tenants…

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Liability for a Trespasser’s Injury In Missouri

07/05/24

Property owners have liability for injuries that occur on their property due to preventable hazards. When a property owner is aware that a safety hazard is present on their property, whether it’s a broken walkway, a tree with dead limbs, an unfenced pool, or a dangerous dog, they have a legal duty to take reasonable…

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