Car Accidents
Window Tint Laws in Missouri
Joshua P. Myers | September 13, 2023 | Car Accidents
Countless vehicle owners choose to tint their car’s windows. Often, it’s for the look, as tinted windows can make a vehicle look more sleek and sophisticated. Also, tinted windows can provide some much-needed protection from the sun and help keep cars cooler in the hot months. If you wish to tint your windows in Missouri,… read more
Secrets of Accident Claims Against Geico REVEALED!
Stephen Schultz | July 5, 2023 | Car Accidents
Geico currently has more than 16 million auto insurance policies in force and insures over 28 million vehicles. It is the third-largest auto insurance provider. These factors mean that if you are ever injured in a car accident, your claim will likely involve a Geico insurance policy. It’s vital that you know what to expect… read more
Attorneys Answer: When Do You Need to Hire a Car Accident Lawyer in St. Louis?
Stephen Schultz | April 3, 2023 | Car Accidents
Every year, more than 14,000 people get hurt in car crashes across St. Louis County. If you’ve been involved in one of these crashes, one of the first things you may have heard is that you need to hire a St. Louis car accident lawyer. But do you really need to call an attorney after… read more
What Happens When You Are At Fault for a Car Accident?
Stephen Schultz | March 24, 2023 | Car Accidents
No one wants to be in a car accident, but unfortunately, they happen often. Whether you are the victim of a crash or were responsible for one, you should always consult with an experienced car accident lawyer. This is the best way to ensure your rights are protected if you were at fault and ensure… read more
What Are The Odds Of Dying In A Car Crash in Missouri?
Stephen Schultz | March 23, 2023 | Car Accidents
Every year, almost 39,000 people die in car accidents across the United States. That means one person dies in a car crash about every fifteen minutes. With terrifying statistics like that, you may start to wonder what your odds are of dying in a car crash. The good news is that your odds of losing… read more
How To Settle a Car Accident Claim in St. Louis, MO
Joshua P. Myers | February 27, 2023 | Car Accidents
If you’ve been in a car accident in St. Louis, MO, you may be thinking about whether to settle your claim or pursue litigation. While there are benefits to both options, settling your car accident claim can be a great way to get the compensation you deserve without the hassle of going to court. What… read more
How To File a Car Accident Claim With Allstate
Stephen Schultz | February 24, 2023 | Car Accidents
Car accident claims are probably the most common form of personal injury claim. Your claim probably won’t go to trial, win or lose. Instead, you will probably end up negotiating it with an auto insurance company like Allstate. Here’s what to expect. Background: Missouri Car Accident Law Car accident law differs significantly from state to… read more
Can You Sue After a Car Accident With No Injuries in St. Louis, MO?
Stephen Schultz | February 1, 2023 | Car Accidents
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported 127,485 car accidents in 2022. Fortunately, some individuals were able to escape harm. Approximately 95,000 crashes in 2022 were property-only crashes where no one reported injuries. Missouri drivers must have a minimum of $25,000 in property damage liability insurance. In most cases, insurance companies and owners settle property damage… read more
Nine Factors that Determine How Much to Expect from a Car Accident Settlement in St. Louis
Stephen Schultz | January 17, 2023 | Car Accidents
Automobile accidents can be traumatic, painful, and expensive events. If you’ve been in a car accident in St. Louis, Missouri, you might be curious about how much of a settlement you can anticipate. Understanding the various elements that affect your settlement amount can help you bargain with the opposing party or their insurance provider for… read more
Car Accident Liability and Damages Explained
Joshua P. Myers | January 5, 2023 | Car Accidents
Missouri is considered an “at fault” state for car accident claims. Therefore, you must prove liability before you can hold someone financially responsible for damages. Proving liability can be challenging, especially when fighting a large insurance company determined to avoid paying your car accident claim. What Does Liability for a St. Louis Car Accident Mean? … read more