Though Missouri car accidents have hit the lowest point in 60 years, the amount of people that can’t get fair compensation from the insurance company continues to rise. Why? More and more drivers aren’t aware of what to do immediately after an accident. More specifically, they don’t know that the insurance adjuster is trying to reduce their claim to the smallest amount possible. In the aftermath of an accident, it is easy to become confused and the insurance adjuster uses this to their advantage. Here are the five must-know tips for speaking with an insurance adjuster and not ruining your claim. Continue reading
1. Keep Your Cool
Getting into an accident is a scary and confusing experience. A million emotions could be running through your head. That is why it is essential that you know the most important moves to make after an accident, the first of which will be to stay calm. If you are not seriously injured, take a deep breath and pull your car somewhere safe (if you can.)… Continue reading
Let me put it this way: it’s important if you want to be treated fairly by the insurance company. There are certain facts and notes you to need to keep in order to strengthen your claim. Injuries, symptoms, doctor visits, and other communications as well as photos, receipts, and proof of any lost wages or expenses need to be written down and kept organized in order for your attorney to make the best case possible for you. Continue reading
Have you been in an accident that has left you injured or unable to drive to work? Being in a serious accident can leave you without more than just a car. And many people don’t even know the mistakes they could be making after their accident. For instance, did you know that you don’t have to give a recorded statement to the insurance adjuster or sign any forms? The insurance… Continue reading
Three people were killed when a train crashed into a car in Trenton, Missouri. The 3 people in the car, Nancy Groves, Adam Romesburg, and Nina Spencer, were all reported to not be wearing their seatbelts. The crash happened yesterday late morning after Nancy Groves drove through a railroad crossing that did not have a control arm. She drove onto the tracks and the conductor, Gerald Shrum, could not stop in time to avoid the car, ending in a crash that pushed the car 300 feet north. Though police were on the scene fairly quickly and freed the three people from the car, it was too late to save their lives. Continue reading
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34 year old Lashanna Snipes was killed in an accident involving a car fleeing from Uplands Park police on Thursday evening. The accident, occurring at Martin Luther King Drive and Goodfellow Boulevard, happened after the fleeing car ran a stop sign in its efforts to elude the police. A passenger in the car remains in critical condition while the one other adult and two children suffered non-threatening life injuries. The driver and passenger of the fleeing car fled on foot. It still is not clear why the car was being pursued. Continue reading
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St. Louis County Police are asking the citizens of St. Louis for help in solving the mystery behind the fatal hit and run accident earlier this month. 22 year old Tishara Ingrum was killed after being struck by a car driving by as she was retrieving her purse. The accident occurred on Chambers Rd near Glen Owen Drive in the later part of the night. Police are looking for… Continue reading
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A crash involving an SUV on Highway 50 near Buth Lane resulted in the death of 79 year old Glendale Morton of Linn, Mo. Morton was driving westbound when he crossed the centerline of the highway and hit an SUV, driven by Kevin E. Lay, head-on. Lay suffered moderate injuries but Morton was pronounced dead at the scene. Both men were reported to be wearing their seat belts. Continue reading
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A young man from O’Fallon was killed early Saturday morning after a head-on collision with a tractor trailer. The young man, identified as Kyle Lauders, had been going the wrong direction down 40 when he crashed into the tractor trailer, driven by Danny Lanier. The crash caused an explosion which burned the truck cab and part of the tractor trailer. Lauders was taken to St. John’s Mercy Medical Center in Creve Coeur where he died just after 3:30 Saturday afternoon. The police suspect that Lauders may have been drinking. Continue reading
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