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Is Lane Splitting Legal in Missouri?
Lane splitting, also called lane filtering, is a hotly debated topic among state lawmakers, the motorcycle community, and motor vehicle drivers. Lane splitting has become a point of contention due…
What Personal Property Can Be Seized in a Judgment in Kansas?
In a civil lawsuit, such as a personal injury case, if the injured victim (plaintiff) receives a court-approved judgment, it becomes the defendant’s legal responsibility to pay the judgment. However,…
What Information Do I Need to File a Medical Malpractice Claim?
Medical malpractice is arguably the most complicated type of claim in personal injury law. Many states make it difficult for injured victims (plaintiffs) to recover financial compensation from hospitals and…
How Long Are Judgments Good for in Kansas?
If you get into an accident, such as a car crash, and file a personal injury lawsuit to pursue financial compensation for your injuries and bills, you may receive a…
What Type of Injuries Can Result From a Slip and Fall Accident?
One of the most common types of accidents in the U.S. each year is the slip and fall accident. According to the National Floor Safety Institute, slips and falls account…
Is Missouri a Comparative Negligence State?
Negligence is a legal theory used in most personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits. Someone is negligent if they fail to act in a way that is reasonable and prudent…
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