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24 October
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Legal Options for Injured Pedestrians in Missouri

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Pedestrian accidents are unfortunately common in St. Louis and throughout the rest of the state. Whether you’re leaving Enterprise Center after a Blues game or walking through Forest Park, there is a constant risk of getting hit by a car, truck, or other vehicle. Fortunately, pedestrian accident victims often have legal options to pursue compensation from the person who hurt them. That said, getting the compensation you deserve is difficult. Between the complicated legal system and greedy insurance companies, you are going to face roadblocks along every step of the way. The best way to ensure that you get a settlement...

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26 October
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Winter Weather and Car Accidents Involving Pedestrians

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in Automobile Accident, Car Accidents, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury
Winter Weather and Car Accidents Involving Pedestrians

Leaves and temperatures are both falling. Winter will soon be here again. And with it, slippery roads, dangerous conditions, and more car accidents. We presented an article a year ago about preparations you can take before venturing out. But what about pedestrians? You, like many others, may have begun walking or riding a bicycle almost daily. And as cases of COVID-19 continue to soar, limiting our normal social activities, people will continue to exercise outside. So here are some things you need to know as the temps drop and the days get shorter. Rights of Pedestrians When a pedestrian takes to the sidewalks,...

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31 March
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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Missouri?

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When another person causes you injury, you have the right to hold them liable for your financial losses and pain and suffering by filing a personal injury claim. However, when such injuries are fatal, the deceased victim can no longer bring a legal claim. For this reason, the law allows certain people dealing with the loss to file a wrongful death.   Even though you feel the loss of a close loved one does not mean you have the right to file a claim and recover damages. Each state has different laws regarding wrongful death claims, including who qualifies to file, and...

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