Our Personal Injury Successes

Collier v. Steinbach-Jury Verdict Our client was a victim of an auto accident that dislocated her rib cage. After years of treatment and unhappy with her representation she sought us out for help. The insurance company originally offered $11,675 and sent private investigators to find “evidence” of her being untruthful about her injuries. Read more…

On December 29, 2017, our client, a 34-year-old male commercial truck driver, was transporting diesel fuel for his employer. Driving eastbound on HWY 66, he traveled through an intersection on a green light. The defendant approached and stopped at the red light. He turned right at that red light, a decision that would change our…

Moore v. Van Ronzelen-Settlement Settlement He was planning a career in the U.S. Navy until a motorcycle accident resulted in several serious injuries, including a traumatic brain injury. Despite both our client and the defendant facing charges, a settlement was reached. Easing the burden of our client’s life-care expenses for him and his family.

Confidential v. Colonel Landscape February 28, 2020.  At the start of the Pandemic, our clients were still working hard.  They were cleaning homes and working maintenance, working their way up the ladder to the American Dream.  On this day, in between jobs, they decided to avoid the highway and take the scenic route through Shrewsbury…

Confidential vs. Confidential It was a day like any other. Our client arrived to work, approached the crosswalk, and was suddenly and violently run over by a hospital transportation bus as he walked across the street. He suffered multiple injuries, including two broken arms. His injuries prevented him from performing his job as a custodian…

We are proud to announce a successful resolution in our client’s case – a minor child who suffered serious injuries at a local Missouri daycare. Inadequate supervision led to a dangerous incident on the playground, where the child was permitted to ride a wagon down a flight of concrete stairs, resulting in a traumatic head…