Category: Personal Injury Blog
Traditionally, Plaintiffs have claimed medical bills as part of damages in a Missouri personal injury claim. However, following some changes in the law, showing the jury medical bills has become compl...
Sometimes people hurt in a car or truck accident are then hurt even worse at the hospital. The doctor or hospital that treats the injury may not treat the injury properly or make a mistake that caus...
In a previous Missouri personal injury lawyer blog post, I discussed the facts and circumstances of my Illinois workers compensation client who witnessed the traumatic death of a co-worker as the re...
A St. Louis area healthcare clinic and its nurse were held responsible for medical negligence by a Missouri jury. Nurse prescribed medication to a patient without proper warning to discontinue use of ...
As a car accident lawyer in Missouri. I see many clients that have shoulder injuries after falls, bike accidents, pedestrian accidents, or car accidents that require surgery ranging from shoulder cu...
No one thought to connect the brain injury years ago with her current issues. Katie is normal 6 year old girl. She was in a car crash and suffered a brain injury; it was classified as a moderate brain...
According to a recent report by a professor at St. Louis Community College, the United States military conducted top-secret experiments on the citizens of St. Louis, Missouri for years, going so far a...
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...