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A Thing Called Negligence

I thought it would make sense to explain the most common form of a law suit. It is typically called negligence. To most people, negligence means that you did something below the expected standard of care. But it is not that simple.

Left Turn Car Accidents in Chicago: What You Need to Know

Left turns are one of the most dangerous maneuvers a driver has to make, because as soon as a vehicle turns to left, it enters the lane of oncoming traffic.

Missouri Pedestrian Accident Claims

Due to increasing distractions pedestrian accidents are unfortunately becoming more common in Missouri.

Nearly 40 Percent of California Hospitals Receive Failing Grades

Hospitals and the professionals that staff them save millions of lives a year. Whether requiring emergency services, outpatient procedures, cancer-curing surgeries, or routine surgeries, hospitals are the place patients can rely on a medical doctor’s expertise to cure them of their ailments.

Safety Programs Decrease Tragedies During Childbirth

Medical malpractice lawsuits are aimed at holding medical professionals responsible when they fail to exercise the degree of care and skill required by them in their profession

The Dangers of Drowsy Driving in Chicago

A large percentage of Chicago car accidents can be attributed to preventable driving behaviors such as drowsy driving.

St. Louis Car Accidents Involving Senior Drivers

The risk of being injured in a car accident increases as you age. However, there are steps an older driver can take to stay safe while driving.

Many Teenage Motorists Pose Serious Threat to Themselves and Others

Passengers and cell phones are the most common distractions leading to car accidents involving teen drivers.

Distracted Driving Automobile Accidents in St. Louis

Distracted driving has been an issue on Missouri roadways for decades, long before smartphones became popular.

How Workers’ Compensation Views Telecommuting Jobs

"When an employee’s home is also an employee’s work premises, it is often interpreted that the hazards an employee encounters when performing work at home are also hazards of his or her employment."

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