It isn’t uncommon for vehicle accidents that take place on Missouri roadways to take some time in determining the cause of the accident and who was at fault. After all, it is a difficult job that law enforcement officials have
The United States Supreme Court recently heard the case of Lane v. Franks, 13-483, and is currently pondering whether the plaintiff as an employee is protected by the First Amendment, and whether he and the millions of public employees across
If Missouri’s Governor Jay Nixon signs SB 510 into law, it could make it more problematic for workers who are terminated from their jobs to get unemployment benefits. Under provisions of the bill, the definition of the word “misconduct” will
When it comes to driving on Missouri roads, just thinking about being in a head-on collision can be quite scary. It goes without saying that head-on collisions often result in grave injuries, such as spinal cord and brain injuries, and
When consumers in Missouri purchase a power tool or any product, they expect for it to be safe to use. If a product proves defective, injuries can potentially range from a minor cut and bruising that will heal within a
More Fortune 500 corporations have joined the hundreds of companies based in Missouri in support of the Missouri Non-discrimination Act, known as MONA. According to a LGBT advocacy organization for Missouri, Sprint — which is based in Kansas and has
A Missouri law firm is representing a woman in her lawsuit filed in Jackson County against a company responsible for collecting and analyzing the urine specimens of professional and collegiate athletes. The plaintiff was employed as a vice president for
Car accidents occur every single day on Missouri roads. Some are more severe than others, but many of them end up in someone being injured. Some of the more serious car accidents include head-on collisions and drunk driving accidents. When
Missouri residents may have been shocked at the revelation that the reputation of the top-notch Blue Angels team has been tarnished by a scandal involving a former commander. A former Pensacola-based captain is facing accusations of tolerating a working environment
The Obama administration vowed to veto a GOP-sponsored bill in the House that would redefine full-time employment from 30 hours a week as stated in the Affordable Care Act to 40 hours a week. The change is aimed at exempting
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