Sansone & Lauber Blog

The COVID-19 pandemic that is changing our way of life in Missouri and across America has been the root cause of many unintended outcomes over the past year. In ways large and small, we’re adapting ...

Victims of Johnson & Johnson’s dangerous talc-based baby powder won an important victory earlier this summer when a Missouri court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in a major case that resulted ...

You expect outstanding health care and rely on your doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals to uphold the highest standards of practice. Nevertheless, mistakes are made. At times they result ...

States across the U.S. are beginning to reopen for the first time since the start of the coronavirus lockdown in March. As movement restrictions relax and more businesses open their doors, you may fin...

Despite the fact that there have been fewer drivers on Missouri roads in recent months due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak and stay-at-home orders, traffic fatalities have actually increased slightly...

After a car accident, some injuries are not immediately noticeable. This is why many car accident victims don’t discover the true extent of their injuries until much later. It’s important to know ...

There is no doubt, seat belt use saves lives. Since the passage of laws requiring front seat belt use, the majority of Americans have made it a habit to buckle up (at least when they are sitting in th...

Brown v Haithcoat, St Louis County, Missouri. In October 2017, our Client is hurt in a  rear end accident.  A driver insured by State Farm Insurance was not paying attention and caused the crash.  ...

If you’ve been in a car crash, you may worry about whiplash. Anytime your body is faced with an extreme change in force that causes your head to whip back and forth, it’s possible that to suffer w...

Car accident victims may go into a state of shock that can be either psychological or physical or both. While shock that is only psychological is likely to fade after a few hours, the physical conditi...