Jan 1, 2021 / Missouri Law
Recent Car Accident Settlements: How Roach Law Fights for Maximum Recovery
A settlement is more than just a number, and our focus is always on the quality representation that delivers maximum recoveries for our clients. We recognize the importance of supporting these claims, so we wanted to provide an overview of some recent case results and the aggressive advocacy, personalized attention, and prompt action that got […]
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Truck Accident vs. Car Accident Claims: What’s Different in Missouri?
A Missouri truck accident claim can involve many of the same negligence and damages issues as a car accident claim, but the investigation may be very different. Commercial trucking can introduce additional potentially responsible parties, federal safety regulations, electronic data, driver and maintenance records, and commercial insurance considerations that may not exist in an ordinary […]
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Why Was My Missouri Workers’ Comp Claim Denied? (And What to Do Next)
If your Missouri workers’ compensation benefits have been denied or disputed, it does not necessarily mean your case is over. The issue may involve whether your injury is work-related, when it was reported, medical treatment, lost-wage benefits or another part of the claim. What you do next depends on what has actually been denied or […]
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How Much Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Cost in Missouri?
Most personal injury lawyers in Missouri work on a contingency-fee basis rather than charging an hourly fee upfront. At Roach Law, the agreed attorney’s fee is typically between 33% and 40% of the compensation recovered. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney’s fee. Your written agreement will also explain how case expenses are […]
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What Happens if You Get Pulled Over Without Your License on You?
If you are in a hurry, you might hop in the car without your license. However, have you ever wondered what would happen if you got pulled over without your license? You should always keep your driver’s license with you whenever you are operating a vehicle. Keep reading below to learn more about what might […]
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How To File a Wrongful Death Claim in St. Louis, MO
Losing a loved one because of someone else’s negligence is among the most painful experiences a family can endure. In St. Louis, Missouri, a wrongful death claim is how surviving family members can seek justice and financial relief when a death is caused by negligence or wrongful acts. The journey to filing and pursuing a […]
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What Is the Legal Driving Age in Missouri?
Parents and teens in Chesterfield, Missouri often ask, “What is the legal driving age in Missouri?” when planning for this important milestone. Missouri has a graduated driver licensing system that allows teens to start driving at different ages. Understanding these age requirements helps families prepare for safe teen driving, avoid legal problems, and accidents. Missouri’s […]
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DUI vs. DWI vs. DWAI: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve been in an accident or pulled over after having a drink, you’ve probably heard one of the following terms: “DUI,” “DWI,” or “DWAI.” They may sound similar, but they don’t always mean the same thing. Some states split them into separate charges, while others use the acronyms interchangeably. That can make things confusing, […]
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What To Do At An Intersection With Flashing Lights
Many drivers find flashing lights at an intersection confusing. Knowing what flashing red and yellow lights mean helps keep everyone safe on the roads of St. Louis. A prompt response can prevent crashes and tickets when traffic signals malfunction or switch to night mode. What Does A Flashing Red Light Mean? At an intersection, a […]
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Right-of-Way Laws in Missouri
When cars traveling in different directions come to an intersection, which one gets to go first? How do the remaining cars proceed? In some cases, there are traffic lights to specify which lanes of traffic are supposed to move, including those who are allowed to drive straight through and those who are permitted to turn. […]
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