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Truck accidents can be devastating because of the large disparities in weight and size between large trucks and passenger vehicles. While large trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds under regulations from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and ...

When you’re involved in a collision, your body reacts by going into its natural fight-or-flight mode. This refers to the physiological process that occurs when you’re faced with a threat, causing your body to respond by rapidly increasing its production ...

Suffering a spinal cord injury could alter the course of your life. It occurs when you suffer trauma to your cervical, lumbar, or thoracic spine, damaging or severing your spinal cord, and the site of your injury will determine its ...

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when you receive a sudden jolt or blow to the head or body that causes your brain to slosh around inside the skull. The Brain Trauma Foundation reports that an estimated 2.5 million people ...

If you’re injured in an accident in Missouri because of the actions of someone else, you might be entitled to recover compensation through a personal injury claim. Some people think they can’t recover compensation when they are partially at fault. ...

Most Missourians know that after you’re involved in an auto accident, you file an insurance claim. If the accident was someone else’s fault, you file a claim with their insurance company, and if you’re injured, they should pay for your ...

Following a car accident that left you injured, you might have problems recovering compensation from the at-fault driver and their insurance company. Insurance companies operate as for-profit entities and strive to avoid or reduce claims even when they are valid. ...

Immediately after a car accident, you will likely feel overwhelmed by the situation and have trouble knowing what to do. Your body releases adrenaline and endorphins in response to a crash as a part of its natural reaction, and these ...

Even if you always exercise caution while riding your motorcycle, you can’t control the actions of other motorists around you on the road. Unfortunately, motorcyclists are four times more likely to suffer injuries and 28 times more likely to die ...