In general, accident victims are not allowed to pursue damages for their pre-existing medical conditions or injuries. However, if your car accident aggravated a pre-existing condition, you can seek damages that arise from the worsening of your medical condition. That said, pursuing compensation for an aggravated injury can be complex. Scroll down to learn more
The Most Important Car Accident Evidence
Car accidents are an unfortunately common part of life. In 2020, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported that a total of 131,390 collisions occurred, resulting in 47,894 injuries and 987 fatalities. If you are involved in a collision that was not your fault, you might be entitled to recover damages to pay for your losses.
How Does Having an Attorney Help Me Get Full Benefits?
If you have been injured while working on the job or have learned that your medical condition was caused by your work conditions, you can file a claim for workers’ compensation benefits in Missouri. As you prepare to file your claim, you might wonder, “How does having an attorney help me get full benefits?” Scroll
When Is a Written Boating Accident Report Required in Missouri?
Each year, many people enjoy boating on Missouri’s waterways. If you are involved in an accident while operating your boat, ship, Jet Ski, or another watercraft, you might wonder about your responsibilities for reporting what happened. When is a written boating accident report required in Missouri?
What to Do for a Delayed Car Accident Injury
Many car accidents only involve property damage and amount to little more than minor annoyances. For example, out of 131,390 total reported car accidents in Missouri in 2021, 97,207 only involved property damage. However, some people might initially believe that their collisions were relatively minor only to start showing symptoms of injuries several hours or
