Missouri Law Blog

Texting and driving is one of the biggest causes of auto accidents. Phones are made to draw users' attention, which is dangerous while people are driving. If you want to reduce the number of texting-and-driving accidents should consider doing the following:   Silence...

As a general rule, human drivers are responsible for car accidents. It has been found that the vast majority of crashes – up to 98% – occur just because of human error. If the driver had been flawless in the operation of the vehicle, they could have avoided the...

If you’ve been involved in a serious accident caused by another driver, there is a chance for hidden and yet catastrophic injuries such as internal bleeding. Adrenaline may cover some of the pain, which could lead you to believe that you don’t need to seek medical...

It’s very dangerous for people to drive when they are overly fatigued. Being too tired behind the wheel can even lead to situations where people fall asleep or nod off for a second. This can cause all manner of car accidents, from rear-end accidents to crashes where a...

Millions of car accidents happen a year, and many of these accidents are caused by distracted, drunk or aggressive driving.  While there are seatbelts, airbags and other safety devices that are designed to minimize someone’s injuries in a wreck, the head and brain...

In today’s fast-paced world, where a constant flow of vehicles dominates roadways, understanding the intricacies of different types of accidents becomes crucial. Jackknife truck accidents stand out due to their potentially catastrophic consequences. Here are two...

Modern cars have far more safety features than the ones many drivers began their driving journeys in. Cars did not always come with seat belts or airbags, let alone crash avoidance systems, lane-keeping assistance, automatic emergency braking and blind spot...