Wrongful death
$2,750,000 after a tow truck driver’s death
A young tow truck driver was struck at highway speed while hooking up a disabled car.
- Employer’s lack of safety training proven
- Settlement for his wife and daughter
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Wrongful death
A young tow truck driver was struck at highway speed while hooking up a disabled car.
Dangerous vehicle
A trailer’s metal frame fell on our client because the driver had not secured the lock pin.
Drunk driver
A mother was killed in a head-on crash caused by a driver under the influence.
Medical malpractice
Doctors failed to recognize a perforation during routine surgery, and treatment was delayed two days.
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Yes. Call us any hour or send the details. An attorney or paralegal takes them down, and you can usually expect a call back by the next day.
If we take your case, we are paid only if you recover. In Missouri workers’ compensation cases, attorney fees are limited to 25% of your final settlement.
Usually five years from the date of the incident. Medical malpractice claims have a shorter limit of two years. Evidence fades quickly, so don’t wait.
Your employer must cover the medical, surgical and hospital treatment you reasonably need, and your prescriptions. Your employer chooses the treating doctor; you may pick your own at your own expense.
Generally two years from the date of the injury, or from your last payment under the law. Some exceptions allow three years. Call us to check whether you still have time.
Our criminal defense team includes former public defenders and former prosecutors, with more than 100 years of combined experience. Call any hour for a free case review.
Call (573) 442-1660 any hour of the day. We’ll take the details and set up your free case review.