Thanks to the GPS you use in your car, you do not have to worry about getting lost while driving to your destination. For many people, a GPS is an essential part of the driving experience. But while a GPS can provide you with navigation information, it can also...
Personal Injury
What is the difference between a survival claim and wrongful death?
After a family member dies for preventable reasons, a legal remedy may be little consolation after such a devastating loss. However, the law permits families to recover significant damages after a loved one dies as the result of another party’s negligence. Examples of...
Single-car accident in South County kills two
The first thoughts that people in Missouri have after experiencing a car accident likely do not involve seeking legal action. Rather, such a need may only become apparent after one fully ascertains the extent of the accident expenses they must deal with. Insurance...
Truckers, distracted driving and FMCSA texting regulations
If the big rig in front of you on the freeway is having trouble staying in its lane, could distracted driving be the cause? The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, or FMCSA, has strict regulations about distracted driving and use of an electronic device. A...
How do brain injuries affect short term memory?
Missouri residents like you know that you have a road to recovery after a brain injury. Some issues sort themselves out sooner than others. One of the longest-lasting potential impact are brain injuries and their related results. But just how do brain injuries affect...
Tips for coping with post-traumatic stress after a car accident
If you were recently in a car accident, it was likely a traumatic experience, especially since so many collisions are fatal. According to Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, in 2018, 33,654 fatal car accidents occurred in the U.S. After the accident, you may...
What can you do to prevent distracted driving?
Whether you are behind the wheel or getting in a car as a passenger in Missouri, you can establish some habits to prevent distracted driving. Even the smallest distraction can lead to an accident, so it is important to keep these tips in mind. Separating driving from...
Who is most likely to drive distracted?
It is very easy to stereotype a whole group of people as being the most likely to drive distracted. However, such stereotypes are usually incorrect. According to Reader's Digest, studies show that there are a few groups of people who are most likely to drive...
Time management and motor vehicle collisions
When it comes to motor vehicle wrecks, there are many aspects of the recovery process that you need to consider if you were recently involved in a crash. Aside from focusing on your physical and mental well-being, you also need to think about your finances and other...
Does listening to fast music increase car accident risk?
Even if your daily work commute takes only 15 minutes each way, you spend at least two and a half hours behind the wheel every single week. Listening to your favorite band or playlist is an effective way to pass the time. When you drive, you must be careful to avoid...