Personal Injury Blog

Stephen Schultz | September 23, 2026 | Personal Injury

Mosh pits are a common part of concerts where fans dance, jump, and make physical contact with each other. While some contact is expected, falls, crowd surges, and reckless behavior can cause serious injuries. Understanding the rules of mosh pits and how to stay safe can reduce the chance of getting hurt. Concertgoers should pay… read more

Stephen Schultz | September 21, 2026 | Personal Injury

Class action lawsuits allow a large group of people who were injured by the same cause or party to sue together for efficiency and judicial economy. Instead of filing hundreds of separate cases, one lawsuit yields a single result that applies to all class members.  What Makes a Case Qualify as a Class Action? Courts… read more

Stephen Schultz | September 21, 2026 | Car Accidents

Driving without required auto insurance in Missouri can result in more than a traffic ticket. A conviction can lead to a fine, points on your driving record, and possible suspension of your driving privileges. Repeat violations can carry even greater penalties.  Missouri law requires vehicle owners to maintain financial responsibility, which is usually satisfied through… read more

Stephen Schultz | September 21, 2026 | Personal Injury

A slip and fall accident in Missouri can lead to medical bills, lost income, and other losses. You may also wonder how much your case could be worth. Settlements may range from thousands of dollars for minor injuries to hundreds of thousands of dollars or more for serious injuries.  The amount will depend on your… read more

Stephen Schultz | September 11, 2026 | Motorcycle Accidents

Yes. Missouri allows qualifying riders to obtain motorcycle driving privileges even if they do not already have a standard driver’s license. A person who wants to operate a motorcycle on public roads generally needs a Class M motorcycle license or permit, or a regular driver’s license carrying an M endorsement. Riders without an existing license… read more

Stephen Schultz | August 31, 2026 | Premises Liability

A trip to Busch Stadium should be an opportunity to enjoy a Cardinals game, concert, or other event. Unfortunately, accidents can happen when dangerous conditions or someone else’s negligence causes a visitor to get hurt. If you are injured at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO, the steps you take afterward can affect your health… read more

Stephen Schultz | August 27, 2026 | Motorcycle Accidents

Missouri allows people to begin legally operating a motorcycle before they can obtain a full driver’s license. In most cases, the minimum age is 15½, but younger riders face additional restrictions on when, where, and how they can ride. Understanding how old you have to be to ride a motorcycle in Missouri requires looking at… read more

Stephen Schultz | August 26, 2026 | Personal Injury

If you are hit by a car while walking, several sources may pay your medical bills depending on your insurance coverage and who caused the crash. Your health insurance may cover treatment initially, while the at-fault driver’s auto insurance may ultimately be responsible for your accident-related losses. Understanding who pays your medical bills after you… read more

Stephen Schultz | August 19, 2026 | Personal Injury

When people think about pedestrian accidents, they often assume the driver is responsible. Drivers have a duty to watch for pedestrians and follow traffic laws, but pedestrians also have responsibilities when using roads and crosswalks. In some situations, a pedestrian’s actions can cause or contribute to an accident. Determining what happens when a pedestrian causes… read more

Stephen Schultz | August 5, 2026 | Premises Liability

A slip and fall can happen in seconds, but the resulting injuries may affect a person for months or even years. Broken bones, head injuries, spinal damage, and torn ligaments are only a few potential consequences. Although some falls are unavoidable, many occur because a property owner, business, or other responsible party failed to identify… read more