Who’s Liable for an Amusement Park Ride Injury in Missouri? An amusement park or carnival ride injury claim is a Missouri personal injury case brought against the operator (and sometimes the manufacturer) of a ride when a patron is hurt because the ride was improperly operated, inadequately inspected or maintained, or staffed by untrained employees, […]
Exposed to Asbestos During a Renovation in Missouri? Your Legal Options If you were exposed to asbestos fibers because a building owner or contractor disturbed asbestos-containing materials during renovation or demolition without proper containment, abatement, or warning, you may have a negligence claim under Missouri law. Building owners and contractors who know or should know […]
How Does Missouri’s Attractive Nuisance Doctrine Protect Injured Children? Missouri’s attractive nuisance doctrine is a legal rule that can hold a landowner responsible when a child is hurt by a dangerous condition on their property, even if the child was trespassing. Normally, property owners owe little duty to trespassers. But the law recognizes that young […]
Missouri Bicycle Laws: What Every Cyclist Needs to Know? Whether you ride to work through the city, train on rural highways, or take the family out on a trail, knowing your rights and responsibilities on the road makes you safer and puts you in a far stronger position if a driver ever hits you. Missouri […]
Injured on a Bus in Missouri? When You Can Sue the Bus Company If you were hurt while riding a bus in Missouri because the driver braked hard, pulled away before you were seated, drove over debris at an unsafe speed, or caused a collision, you may have a negligence claim against the bus driver […]
Hurt on a Missouri Construction Site? When You Can Sue Beyond Workers’ Comp If you were hurt on a construction site in Missouri, you may be wondering whether workers’ compensation is your only option. In many cases, it is not. Workers’ comp is usually the exclusive remedy against your own employer, which means you generally […]
