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If you were injured in a Missouri car accident, you should (1) get medical care immediately, (2) report the crash and document the scene and your injuries, (3) avoid giving recorded statements or sign...

If you were seriously injured in a car accident in Missouri, you likely have a strong personal injury claim under Missouri law — and your next move should be to get urgent medical care, then contact...

If you were injured in a pedestrian accident in Missouri, get medical care immediately, report the crash, document the scene if possible, save witness information, and contact Sansone & Lauber bef...

Yes — if you were in a car accident in Missouri, you should see a doctor today, even if you feel okay, because hidden injuries are common and same-day medical records protect your St. Louis/Missouri...

If you were injured in a fall from a ladder at a Missouri construction site, responsibility may fall on your employer through workers’ compensation and may also fall on a third party such as a gener...

If you were injured in a Target store in Missouri, report the accident immediately, get medical treatment, take photos, gather witness information, avoid giving a recorded statement to the insurance c...

Yes, you may be able to sue after a construction accident in Missouri if someone other than your direct employer caused or contributed to your injury, such as a subcontractor, general contractor, prop...

Sansone & Lauber has been named top-rated car accident lawyers in St. Louis for 2026 by The Best Lawyers In America. The firm has been winning big for the injured in St. Louis & throughout the...

There is no true “average” car accident settlement in Missouri that applies to every case, but many injury settlements fall somewhere around $15,000 to $45,000, while serious injury cases can go m...

Most car accident lawyers in Missouri charge a contingency fee—typically 33⅓% to 40% of the final recovery. The exact percentage depends on factors like case complexity, whether a lawsuit is filed...