Car Accidents

Can I Sue Someone for Damaging My Car if I Am Not Hurt?

If you’ve been in a car accident, it can be difficult to know what your options are for receiving compensation. After most collisions, people begin a personal injury claim, but is that something you can pursue if your car was damaged but you weren’t hurt? Learn more about what your options are after an accident… read more

What Is the Average Car Accident Settlement Amount?

Car accidents happen every day in St. Louis and across Missouri. When you have been injured in a crash, one of your first questions might be about the average car accident settlement amount. While every case is different, understanding typical settlement ranges can help you know what to expect. The reality is that car accident… read more

PTSD From a Car Accident: 5 Signs & What to Do

Many kinds of traumatic experiences can lead to the development of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), including car accidents. Some people recover quickly from the stress and emotional upheaval of being in an accident, but others have a more difficult time.  The symptoms of PTSD may be incorrectly viewed as “overreacting.” Other times, they can be… read more

What to Do at an Intersection With Flashing Lights

Flashing lights at intersections signal the need for heightened awareness. These alerts help manage the flow of traffic and protect both drivers and pedestrians. Your ability to recognize and respond to them quickly and correctly is essential for safety. At busy intersections, every moment counts—proceed with caution and confidence.  This article will look at what… read more

St. Louis DUI Checkpoints

Law enforcement in St. Louis and across Missouri use DUI checkpoints, or sobriety checkpoints, to deter and detect impaired driving. The goal is to enhance public safety, but drivers must also think about important legal considerations.  Are St. Louis DUI Checkpoints Legal? DUI checkpoints are legal and have been upheld in courts as a valid… read more

Is Uber Safer Than Taxis?

When choosing between traditional taxis and Uber in St. Louis, safety is often what riders care about most. Both options have advantages and disadvantages when it comes to keeping passengers safe. Knowing these differences helps you pick the best ride for your needs. The Rise of Ridesharing in Missouri Uber has changed how people get… read more

Can I Have Just One Drink and Be Safe to Drive?

Can you have one drink and drive? The answer to that question is not as straightforward as you might imagine. There is more than one way to commit DUI by driving after only one drink, for example.  Even if you are not legally drunk, you might still have an accident because of one drink. A… read more

Can I Change The Content Of My Accident Report?

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) data shows that the U.S. sees around six million reported motor vehicle crashes annually, including over 32,000 fatality accidents and over 2.2 million accidents involving injuries. That’s a lot of police reports for officers to fill out. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that there are occasional mistakes… read more

How Long After a Car Accident Can You File a Police Report in Missouri?

A car accident may be a minor fender bender that is more frustrating than painful. Other car crashes may cause severe injuries and wrongful deaths. Regardless of the severity of your injuries, Missouri requires that most car accidents be reported to the police within a certain time frame.  Reporting a Car Accident to the Police… read more

Driving Without a License Versus Driving Without a License on Your Person

Driving legally in St. Louis, Missouri, requires more than just knowing the rules of the road. Failing to yield the right-of-way, speeding, and distracted driving are common offenses committed by drivers. However, by law, you are required to carry a valid driver’s license whenever you’re behind the wheel. But what happens if you’re caught driving… read more