FAQs
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How are cases of death handled?
Unfortunately, far too many accidents result in the untimely death of a victim. These wrongful death cases may be successfully litigated by the family of the deceased in order to pursue compensation for death-related expenses such as: loss of income, funeral arrangements and medical expenses. If your loved one suffered an untimely death due to the carelessness of others, contact our legal team right away.
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What is my case worth?
Regardless of what type of case you’re presenting, there are a number of factors that go into the amount and type of compensation we fight for, ranging from the type of accident to where it took place. Rest assured, our attorneys will always fight for the maximum compensation you deserve.
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Can I afford an attorney?
Yes. Far too often, people have a legitimate case, but choose not to litigate out of fear of legal fees. Our attorneys do not charge legal fees unless we recover money for you. If you feel you have a case, please contact us immediately for a free consultation.
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How soon should I contact a lawyer?
Both Missouri and Illinois have statutes of limitations dictating the time in which you may file a lawsuit. If you feel you have a legal case, contact our expert attorneys today for a free consultation and start your lawsuit immediately.
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Should I settle my case?
The decision to take a case to trial or settlement is one that should be made in coordination with an experienced legal team capable of identifying the implications of each option. If you are the victim of a personal injury or medical malpractice case and are being pressured to settle your claim outside of court, contact our legal team right away for a free consultation.
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What should I expect from my attorney?
Regardless of your case, there are a few things you should expect from any attorney. For starters, your attorney works for you, not against you. You should feel comfortable speaking with your attorney and confident that he or she is providing the best possible solutions to your needs. Your lawyer should be easily accessible and able to handle any complex questions you may have.
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Can I hire an out of state lawyer?
Generally, an attorney needs to be licensed to practice law in the state in which he or she is litigating. However, there are exceptions to this rule in many jurisdictions. Depending on your home state’s procedures, it may be possible for our experienced St. Louis legal team to represent you. We often have opportunities to represent clients in conjunction with the other state’s attorneys, or to provide our full legal counsel without first passing your state’s bar exam. No matter your situation, we will work with you to ensure you receive the best representation for your personal injury, defective product or medical malpractice case.
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How are cases of death handled?
Unfortunately, far too many accidents result in the untimely death of a victim. These wrongful death cases may be successfully litigated by the family of the deceased in order to pursue compensation for death-related expenses such as: loss of income, funeral arrangements and medical expenses. If your loved one suffered an untimely death due to the carelessness of others, contact our legal team right away.
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How much time do I have to file a personal injury case?
All victims are subject to a personal injury statute of limitations in which they may file their claim. In Missouri, for example, plaintiffs have up to two years to file a medical malpractice case and five years to file a personal injury or product liability case. Time is of the essence, so don’t wait to contact an experienced personal injury attorney.
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What classifies as a traumatic injury?
An injury is considered traumatic when it inflicts serious injury to the body, affecting day-to-day functions, such as walking or breathing. Blunt force trauma occurs when a person is struck by an object and suffers from concussions or bone fractures. Penetrating trauma refers to open wounds caused by an object piercing the body.
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Can I take legal action after accepting workers’ compensation?
If you’ve suffered from a workplace injury, you may have been successfully awarded workers’ compensation to cover your loss of income and disability. Workers’ compensation is designed to be a no-fault system, meaning accepting it does not indicate any fault or negligence of your employer. Receiving workers’ compensation may not preclude you from pursuing a claim against others involved in your workplace accident, such as a manufacturer of defective machinery. If you’ve been injured on the job, contact our attorneys today for a free consultation.
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What is my case worth?
Regardless of what type of case you’re presenting, there are a number of factors that go into the amount and type of compensation we fight for, ranging from the type of accident to where it took place. Rest assured, our attorneys will always fight for the maximum compensation you deserve.
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Can I afford an attorney?
Yes. Far too often, people have a legitimate case, but choose not to litigate out of fear of legal fees. Our attorneys do not charge legal fees unless we recover money for you. If you feel you have a case, please contact us immediately for a free consultation.
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How soon should I contact a lawyer?
Both Missouri and Illinois have statutes of limitations dictating the time in which you may file a lawsuit. If you feel you have a legal case, contact our expert attorneys today for a free consultation and start your lawsuit immediately.
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Should I settle my case?
The decision to take a case to trial or settlement is one that should be made in coordination with an experienced legal team capable of identifying the implications of each option. If you are the victim of a personal injury or medical malpractice case and are being pressured to settle your claim outside of court, contact our legal team right away for a free consultation.
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What should I expect from my attorney?
Regardless of your case, there are a few things you should expect from any attorney. For starters, your attorney works for you, not against you. You should feel comfortable speaking with your attorney and confident that he or she is providing the best possible solutions to your needs. Your lawyer should be easily accessible and able to handle any complex questions you may have.
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Can I hire an out of state lawyer?
Generally, an attorney needs to be licensed to practice law in the state in which he or she is litigating. However, there are exceptions to this rule in many jurisdictions. Depending on your home state’s procedures, it may be possible for our experienced St. Louis legal team to represent you. We often have opportunities to represent clients in conjunction with the other state’s attorneys, or to provide our full legal counsel without first passing your state’s bar exam. No matter your situation, we will work with you to ensure you receive the best representation for your personal injury, defective product or medical malpractice case.
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What is my case worth?
Regardless of what type of case you’re presenting, there are a number of factors that go into the amount and type of compensation we fight for, ranging from the type of accident to where it took place. Rest assured, our attorneys will always fight for the maximum compensation you deserve.
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Can I afford an attorney?
Yes. Far too often, people have a legitimate case, but choose not to litigate out of fear of legal fees. Our attorneys do not charge legal fees unless we recover money for you. If you feel you have a case, please contact us immediately for a free consultation.
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How soon should I contact a lawyer?
Both Missouri and Illinois have statutes of limitations dictating the time in which you may file a lawsuit. If you feel you have a legal case, contact our expert attorneys today for a free consultation and start your lawsuit immediately.
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Should I settle my case?
The decision to take a case to trial or settlement is one that should be made in coordination with an experienced legal team capable of identifying the implications of each option. If you are the victim of a personal injury or medical malpractice case and are being pressured to settle your claim outside of court, contact our legal team right away for a free consultation.
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What should I expect from my attorney?
Regardless of your case, there are a few things you should expect from any attorney. For starters, your attorney works for you, not against you. You should feel comfortable speaking with your attorney and confident that he or she is providing the best possible solutions to your needs. Your lawyer should be easily accessible and able to handle any complex questions you may have.
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Can I hire an out of state lawyer?
Generally, an attorney needs to be licensed to practice law in the state in which he or she is litigating. However, there are exceptions to this rule in many jurisdictions. Depending on your home state’s procedures, it may be possible for our experienced St. Louis legal team to represent you. We often have opportunities to represent clients in conjunction with the other state’s attorneys, or to provide our full legal counsel without first passing your state’s bar exam. No matter your situation, we will work with you to ensure you receive the best representation for your personal injury, defective product or medical malpractice case.