The conventional wisdom is sometimes skewed in favor of personal beliefs or prejudices. One example of this can be found by looking at young adult drinking patterns. Most adults – especially older adults and parents – would likely assume that younger people drink more during certain holidays than others. And, to an extent, this is… Read More
Who is the Plaintiff When a Loved One Dies Due to Negligence?
When you lose a loved one due to someone else’s careless or reckless conduct, it can be heartbreaking and leave your entire family feeling lost and confused. Unfortunately, the law doesn’t give you a lot of time to grieve before important decisions have to be made. Familydoctor.org suggests that the typical active grieving period can… Read More
Warmer Weather Means Increased Motorcycle Accidents
In 2014, the St. Louis Today reported on the uptick of motorcycle crashes in the area as springtime approached. The report interestingly links warmer weather – especially in northern climates – with increased motorcycle injuries and fatalities. Currently, the weather has been unusually warm for the middle of winter in Kansas City. The same is… Read More
Sue or Settle: How to Make the Right Choice for Your Case
In an interesting and well-researched article published in the American Bar Association (ABA) Journal in 2002, the author explained a host of reasons for why there are remarkably fewer cases being taken to trial every year. As the author notes, when it comes to civil cases, the reasons are pretty complicated. Perhaps one of the… Read More
5 Arguments Insurance Companies Use to Deny Your Injury Claim
When you’ve been through the pain of an automobile accident, the last thing you want to be told is that you’re going to be stuck with the expenses too. According to research by the Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association, car wrecks cost America roughly $1 trillion each year, when you take into account lost life,… Read More
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