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Walking to a destination is a fitness-friendly, eco-conscious choice and a great way to take in the fresh air and sunshine. Unfortunately, walking can bring pedestrians into close proximity to heavy, fast-moving vehicles, which can have devastating consequences in an accident. A pedestrian is highly vulnerable to severe injuries in an accident involving a car…
read moreRunning out for a quick errand on foot at night or walking for exercise in the evening can mean walking close to moving traffic, crossing streets, and navigating parking lots after dark. National Safety Council (NSC) data warns that 74% of pedestrian accident fatalities occur after dark, despite fewer pedestrians walking at night. Negligent drivers…
read moreAn amputation is a life-altering injury with permanent consequences for the injury victim and their family. Fortunately, there are many resources and support opportunities to help an amputee find a new normal and lead a happy, fulfilling life. At the beginning of the journey, it’s nearly impossible for an injury victim and their loved ones…
read moreAn average car weighs about 4,000 pounds, leaving an unprotected pedestrian vulnerable to severe or catastrophic injuries in a collision. Data from the National Safety Council (NSC) warns that 17.9% of traffic fatalities in a single recent year were pedestrians. A pedestrian accident victim may be unconscious or incapacitated after the accident, leaving them dependent…
read moreMany car accident victims put off the claim process while they are busy focusing on their physical and emotional recovery from the trauma of the accident. Fortunately, Missouri allows accident victims up to five years to file a car accident claim. Under Missouri RSMo. §516.120, the state’s statute of limitations is five years for many…
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