Injured by an Exploding Container in Missouri? Your Legal Options If a pressurized or sealed container, an aerosol can, propane cylinder, pressurized beverage bottle, or similar canister, ruptured or exploded during normal, foreseeable use and hurt you, Missouri law may allow you to recover compensation from the manufacturer, distributor, and/or retailer that put the product […]
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 […]
Hurt by a Cosmetic or Personal Care Product in Missouri? Your Legal Options If a perfume, cologne, lotion, or other personal care product caused a chemical burn, severe allergic reaction, or other skin injury, you may have a Missouri products liability claim against the manufacturer. Missouri law allows injured consumers to recover under a theory […]
Hit in a Crosswalk in Missouri? When a Driver Fails to Yield If you were struck by a vehicle while lawfully walking in a marked or unmarked crosswalk in Missouri, you may have a negligence claim against the driver. Missouri law places a heightened duty on drivers to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians who are […]
Defective Sidewalk Injuries and Missouri Municipal Liability If you were injured by a cracked, heaved, or missing section of a public sidewalk in Missouri, you may have a claim against the city or municipality responsible for maintaining it, but suing a government entity is legally very different from suing a private business. Missouri cities generally […]
