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If you or someone you love was injured in a head-on collision, it is important to contact a Missouri frontal car accident attorney immediately to discuss your case. Injuries that result from head-on collisions are, unfortunately, severe and often life-changing. Mounding medical bills and uncooperative insurance companies can add unnecessary stress to families and individuals already struggling to put their lives back together after a head-on collision. In addition, compensation may be needed to pay for rehabilitation expenses, long-term therapy, and lost wages.
If someone you love was killed in a head-on collision, no amount of compensation can undo the loss of a loved one. However, compensation may be needed to help struggling dependents and family members left behind by the tragedy. In this situation, you need a compassionate and aggressive injury attorney to handle your case. Learn more by clicking the link below.

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St. Louis Head On Car Accident Lawyer - Frontal Collision MO St. Louis car accident attorneys can give you the best legal support you need when facing serious injury from a head on collision.

If everything is happening the way it should, you may not need to pursue legal action after a crash. But it’s rare that everything happens the way it should. The other driver (and his or her insurer) may claim the collision was your fault in order to avoid paying; your own insurance company may refuse to pay a legitimate claim; or you may have injuries that go beyond what they are willing to cover. In all of those cases, and in any other case where you feel your rights are being violated, you should at least speak to an auto accident lawyer in St. Louis to see whether you have a case. Learn more by clicking the link below.

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Missouri Car Accident FAQs - 1-800-CAR-CRASH St. Louis car accident lawyers can help answer questions regarding compensation for your auto accident claim. Call Page Law, we are here 24/7.

Intersection accidents at Richardson Road and I-55 can be very serious, and they may even sometimes cost lives. In some cases, they can lead to collisions that involve multiple vehicles and affect multiple people. In an area where intersection accidents are known to regularly occur, drivers especially have the responsibility to navigate the road in a way that doesn’t put others at risk for serious and deadly injuries. Learn more by clicking the link below.

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Congested Intersection Accidents at Richardson Rd. and I-55 | Personal Injury Lawyer Blog Intersection accidents where the I-55 meets Jefferson Road can be quite common. Inexperience or negligence can lead to collisions. Be careful to avoid hazards.

An insurance company that initially denied coverage to its insureds paid two times the $1,000,000 policy limit to settle a personal injury case.
Plaintiff injured his eye while playing paintball and filed suit naming Baker and Heathman individually.
The insurance company claims it denied coverage because its policy did not insure a paintball operation. Baker and Heathman tendered the claim a second time to the carrier, and it again refused to provide a defense.
Plaintiff obtained an excess judgment against Baker and Heathman for $2,750,000.
Plaintiff then filed an equitable garnishment action in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri. Baker, Heathman and EMC were named as Defendants. Cross claims were filed by Baker and Heathman against Employers Mutual Casualty Company for bad faith failure to defend and bad faith failure to settle. The basis for the cross claims was that Baker and Heathman claimed they were insureds under the policy for their partnership business. Their business was a convenient store and paintball operation.
The case settled at mediation for $2,000,000.

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$2 Million Settlement - Bad Faith & Equitable Garnishment in Missouri Page Law Case Result - An insurance company that initially denied coverage to its insureds paid $2 million, two times the policy limit to settle a personal injury case.