Missouri allows comparative fault principles to be applied and will not penalize the plaintiff of a personal injury claim if he is found to be more than half to blame. The state of Missouri allows comparative fault principles to be applied in its civil trial proceedings, and will not penalize the plaintiff of a…
A contractor who is hired independently to do work on a construction site may not be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits in the event that they are injured. If you are facing this type of situation, it is important that you contact a personal injury attorney to help you with your claim. There are certain…
Personal injury in legal terms is defined as harm to a person due to negligence and sometimes willful wrongdoing by another person or a party. Personal injuries can be physical and psychological as well (e.g. abuse). Personal injuries, if proved, are liable to compensation by the accused party. These compensations may vary according to the…
These instances of medical negligence are hard to believe. Doctors get their degrees in medication as license to do anything with you as you yourself don’t have any clue what to do with your ailment. This is perhaps right on the part of doctor as he has studied and practiced a lot before treating any…
As any person who spends time driving on Missouri roadways knows, deer are a common sight. Unfortunately, they are also a cause for many vehicular accidents. Typically, the most prevalent months for deer accidents are also their hunting season: October, November and December. Even so, deer are known to step out onto a highway all…
A Sparta man has pleaded guilty to charges of assault and manslaughter in the November 2012 death of his son 3-year-old son. The 34-year-old father pleaded guilty to one charge of involuntary manslaughter, and four charges of second degree felony assault. The car accident had occurred on Nov 13, 2012 on Missouri 14, between Nixa…
