Harley-Davidson Neutral Gear Recall 26V730: What Riders in Missouri and Illinois Should Know The recall involves a gear position sensor that can report neutral when the transmission is actually in gear. Short answer: Harley-Davidson is recalling 21,643 model year 2026 motorcycles (NHTSA recall 26V730, Harley-Davidson recall 0194) because the gear position sensor can tell the […]
Failure to Keep a Careful Lookout: How Missouri Comparative Fault Really Works A lookout argument should turn on time and distance: could the driver have seen the danger in time to avoid it? Short answer: In Missouri, an insurer can’t just say you “should have seen it coming” and knock a percentage off your case. […]
What a $1.5 Million Car Accident Verdict Says About Low Insurance Offers? The insurance company offered 40,000 dollars. The jury awarded 1.5 million. That gap is one of the clearest lessons we can share about how car accident claims really work, and why the first number an insurer puts on the table is so often […]
Does Not Wearing a Seat Belt Hurt Your Injury Claim in Missouri? Missouri’s seat belt law limits how much a missing belt can cut your recovery. Short answer: usually not by much. Under Missouri law (RSMo 307.178.4), not wearing a seat belt can’t be used as evidence that you were comparatively negligent in a car […]
Driverless Truck Accident Lawyer FAQ: Warning Beacons, Liability, and Your Rights in Missouri Quick answer: On October 9, 2026, FMCSA published a five-year exemption (effective October 7, 2026) letting Aurora and other Level 4 driverless truck carriers that notify FMCSA use cab-mounted warning beacons instead of placing warning triangles when a truck stops on a […]
Ford F-150 Speedometer Recall: 102,159 Trucks With Gauges That Can Stick or Go Haywire Quick answer: Ford is recalling 102,159 trucks (2026 F-150 and 2025 to 2026 F-250 through F-750 Super Duty models) because the analog speedometer and tachometer can get stuck or move erratically. NHTSA’s campaign number is 26V653000 and Ford’s is 26C46. Dealers […]
