Preparing for Large Claims Court in Missouri: What You Need to Know
Missouri’s circuit courts handle large claims cases involving disputes that exceed the small claims court limit of $5,000. Whether you’re pursuing damages or defending against a claim, preparation...
What to Do Immediately After a Dog Bite: A Legal Checklist for Missouri Residents
Dog bites are a common cause of injury in Missouri, and they can leave victims with medical bills, emotional trauma, and unanswered questions about their legal rights. Taking the right steps...
Understanding the 90-Day Notice Requirement in Kansas City
If you're considering filing a personal injury claim against the City of Kansas City, Missouri, there's a crucial rule you need to keep in mind: the 90-day notice requirement. Failing to adhere to...
When disputes or financial matters exceed the limits of small claims court, large claims court becomes the next step. Whether you’re dealing with contract disputes, property damage, or significant...
Expungement: Clearing Your Criminal Record for a Fresh Start
A criminal record can follow you for years, impacting everything from job opportunities to housing applications. Expungement offers hope by clearing certain offenses from your record, giving you...
Understanding Dog Bite Laws: Your Rights and How to Pursue Compensation
Dog bites can result in serious injuries, medical bills, and emotional trauma. If you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog, it’s essential to know your rights and the steps you can take to seek...
The holiday season is a time for celebration, but it’s also a period when road accidents spike due to increased travel and festive activities. Ensuring you practice safe driving can make a huge...
How to Report a Workplace Injury in Missouri: A Step-by-Step Guide
When you experience a workplace injury in Missouri, understanding the steps to report it can ensure you receive the compensation and care you need. At Edward A. Williams, we’re here to help you...
Medicare and Medicaid Right of Recovery: Key Insights for Missouri
The complexities of Medicare and Medicaid right of recovery are critical for anyone navigating the landscape of public assistance in Missouri. Edward A. Williams Attorney at Law is here to provide...
Consulting an Attorney and Insurance Company Communication
In the aftermath of an auto accident, the steps you take are crucial for safeguarding your rights and ensuring a smooth claims process. At Edward A. Williams Attorney at Law, we specialize in...
The Dangers of Social Media For Personal Injury Cases
Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, offering a platform to share experiences, connect with friends, and even vent frustrations. However, for those involved in a personal...
Understanding Missouri’s Point System and Its Impact on Insurance Rates
Driving safely is not just about avoiding accidents—it's also about managing the legal and financial implications of traffic violations. In Missouri, the cumulative point system plays a crucial...
Known Vs. Unknown Assailants In Personal Injury Cases
In personal injury cases, the distinction between a known and unknown assailant can significantly impact the outcome, especially when determining the liability of a business, landlord, or other...
Snow and ice present dangerous conditions for pedestrians. Many people are injured when they slip and fall on a snowy or icy patch of pavement. Often times this happens in the parking lot of a...
EXPUNGEMENTS IN MISSOURI:Webster defines expungement as “to strike out” or “obliterate”. That definition somewhat describes the new law in Missouri. Changes that went into effect January 1, 2018...
Medical Payments, or MedPay, is a coverage option in Missouri that is designed to help pay for medical bills. It can pay out regardless of fault. Insured drivers in Missouri must elect to add this...
By law minors cannot enter into a contract for settlement of personal injury cases. For purposes of entering into contracts in Missouri, a person is considered a minor if he or she has not attained...
It is well known that in Missouri, just like in every other state in the nation, automobile insurance is required for anyone wishing to operate a motor vehicle. People who drive without insurance...