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If you are injured in a car accident or otherwise and your health insurance coverage is through a group plan with your employer (often referred to as an “ERISA” Plan), it has certain right...

It has been a long held principal under Missouri evidence law that in trial a personal injury lawyer, generally, cannot tell a jury through testimony or argument, that the defendant has auto, homeowne...

In premise liability (“slip and fall” cases), oftentimes the issue of “subsequent remedial remedies” comes up. Meaning, repairs or improvements made to the premises after the i...

As an injured employee, you have probably never dealt with the work comp system, do not let the work comp insurance company and their representatives take advantage of you, you need an experienced Mis...

From time to time, during a car accident injury trial in Missouri, the lawyer for one side or the other tries to use rules from the Missouri driving manual we all had to read prior to taking our Misso...

Under Missouri dram shop statute, the victims of Missouri personal injury or the family of the Missouri wrongful death victim caused by an intoxicated or drunk driver may have a cause of action agains...

On behalf of a decedent’s family we have filed a Missouri medical malpractice and wrongful death lawsuit against a St. Louis bariatric surgeon, his resident that performed the surgery, and the S...

Under Missouri tort law, government entities have sovereign immunity from lawsuits except for certain exceptions and the MO personal injury damages are capped per Missouri statute. In order to sue a g...

A local St. Louis area businessman named Jack Eigles has been criminally charged with Invasion of Privacy, a Class D Felony. Allegedly he videotaped several women using the bathroom at his office in a...

This guest post was contributed by Donna Mitchell (she is not affiliated with Sansone & Lauber), who regularly writes on the topic of paralegal schools online. She welcomes your comments and quest...