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What to Do after an Accident with a Commercial Truck - law-stl

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  Accidents involving commercial trucks can result in devastating injuries and significant damage. In the aftermath of such an accident, it’s crucial to understand what steps to take to protect yourself and your rights. By following the appropriate measures, you can ensure that you receive the compensation you deserve. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident with a commercial truck, it’s essential to consult with a qualified commercial truck injury lawyer to guide you through the legal process.  Bruntrager & Billings, a family-owned firm with 65 years of experience in the courtroom, can provide the expert legal counsel you need. Call Bruntrager & Billings at (314) 646-0066 or  contact us online  to schedule a consultation and discuss your case. Truck Accidents Can Cause Serious Injuries Commercial trucks are significantly larger and heavier than standard passenger vehicles, meaning accidents involving these trucks can have severe consequences. T...

Injured by a Drunk Driver Over the Holidays?

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Delve into the legal provisions for those wrongfully injured by drunk drivers during festive seasons. Assert your rights and seek justice. If you were hurt by a drunk driver over the holiday season, you are likely entitled to compensation. Furthermore, if your loved one passed away in a drunk driving accident, you can also pursue a financial recovery. Hiring    a   personal injury attorney   may be an essential first step towards obtaining justice. DRUNK DRIVERS ARE GENERALLY LIABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS Holidays in  St. Louis  can be a heartwarming, joyous period in your life. The negligent actions of a drunk driver can, instead, turn the holidays into a nightmare. All motorists must abide by their duty of care. This duty requires them to act reasonably—clearly, driving while intoxicated is an unreasonable act. According to the  National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) , drunk drivers may: Make poor decisions Have slow reflexes and reaction ...