If you suffer any injuries to your face or head, including a broken nose, consider it a potential emergency and seek medical attention as soon as possible. Car accidents often result in broken bones, from fractures to big bones like the femur to small fissure fractures or broken small bones. You should generally file a …
Many St. Louis car accident victims require surgery after their accident. Here are some of the most common injuries that require surgery. Some car accidents are minor, and you can walk out of them with relatively minor injuries that will completely heal in a short amount of time. When car accidents do get more serious, …
A deposition may shed light on additional facts or witnesses. Here is a summary of the deposition process and what happens next in a car accident case. You will generally have to be a part of the deposition process if you have filed a car accident claim in a regular civil court. It is a …
In spite of all the precautions you may take while driving, it is still possible to be involved in a St. Louis car accident. You may have followed all the required procedures at the site of the accident including reporting the accident to law enforcement as well as gathering all the information you might need. …
Car accidents don’t always have devastating effects immediately after they occur, despite what a lot of people believe. However, that doesn’t mean you’re out of the woods yet. When you go through a traumatic event such as a car accident, your body may produce extra levels of adrenaline. As this substance pumps through your body, …
Recent statistics show the roads have become even more dangerous since the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has changed St. Louis’ downtown scene this year. Washington Avenue’s restaurants and bars have been eerily quiet at times, as was Busch Stadium in light of chronic event cancellations. The empty streets, however, have hardly been any safer; recent events …