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10 September
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What First-Time DUI Arrests Mean for St. Louis Drivers

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What First-Time DUI Arrests Mean for St. Louis Drivers

Being arrested for a DUI can be overwhelming. At Bruntrager & Billings, P.C., our St. Louis DUI lawyers help you understand the process, potential penalties, and long-term consequences. Knowing what to expect allows you to make informed decisions and protect your future. The Immediate Aftermath: Booking and Release After your DUI arrest, you’ll go through booking, which includes fingerprinting, photographing, and recording personal details. First-time offenders are often released on recognizance or after posting bail within hours. You’ll also receive information about your court date and any administrative actions related to your driver’s license, and missing deadlines can lead to automatic suspension....

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11 December
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Are Businesses Responsible for Injuries Caused by Snow or Ice?

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Are businesses responsible for injuries caused by Missouri’s winter weather? This is a question that many business owners and property managers find themselves asking when the temperatures start dropping in St. Louis. Slip and fall accidents on snow or ice can result in painful injuries and significant medical expenses. If you or a loved one has been injured due to a slip and fall on snow or ice, please know that businesses and property owners can indeed be liable for your injuries. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask an experienced St. Louis slip and fall attorney who can...

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14 June
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Steps to Take After Being Charged with a DUI in Missouri

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Steps to Take After Being Charged with a DUI in Missouri

Being charged with a DUI in Missouri is a complex and challenging situation. It's a dual battle, involving both criminal and administrative penalties. Navigating this legal maze can be overwhelming. That's why it's crucial to act swiftly and seek the help of a seasoned DUI defense attorney. At Bruntrager & Billings, our dedicated team of lawyers, well-versed in Missouri DUI laws, are ready to guide you through every step of your case. Avoiding a DUI Before we jump in to discuss what to do after a DUI, it’s important to remember that DUIs are avoidable. Of course, the simplest way to avoid...

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17 May
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DUI/DWI Defense: Protecting Your Driving Privileges And Freedom

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Data released by the reputable National Highway Traffic Safety Administration revealed that, on average, 1.5 million people are arrested for a DUI annually. Unfortunately, the penalties for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be serious. Should you have been arrested for a DUI or DWI recently, you’re likely concerned about your future and are wondering how to resolve the situation and fight the charge. By speaking with a  St Louis DUI or DWI attorney at Bruntrager & Billings, P.C., you could formulate a strong defense and persuade the prosecution to drop or reduce the charges against you. In...

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21 January
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Injured by a Drunk Driver Over the Holidays?

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If you were hurt by a drunk driver over the holiday season, you are likely entitled to compensation. Furthermore, if your loved one passed away in a drunk driving accident, you can also pursue a financial recovery. Hiring a personal injury attorney may be an essential first step towards obtaining justice. Drunk Drivers Are Generally Liable for Their Actions Holidays in St. Louis can be a heartwarming, joyous period in your life. The negligent actions of a drunk driver can, instead, turn the holidays into a nightmare.All motorists must abide by their duty of care. This duty requires them to act reasonably—clearly,...

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