Q: What is a “breach” of duty in a MO personal injury law case?
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Q: What is a “breach” of duty in a MO personal injury law case?

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Q: What is a “breach” of duty in a MO personal injury law case?

A: A “breach” happens when someone fails to meet their duty of care.

Think of it like breaking an unspoken agreement to act safely.

For example:
If a

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Q: What is “duty” and how does it apply to my Missouri personal injury case?
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Q: What is “duty” and how does it apply to my Missouri personal injury case?

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Q: What is “duty” and how does it apply to my Missouri personal injury case?

A: “Duty” refers to another person’s legal responsibility to act with reasonable care toward you.
Examples include:

Another driver sharing the road with you
A

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Q: What does “injury” mean in a personal injury case?
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Q: What does “injury” mean in a personal injury case?

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Q: What does “injury” mean in a personal injury case?

A: “Injury” is the starting point of any case. You might also hear the term “damages.”
Ask yourself: Were you hurt, harmed, or negatively affected in any way—physically, mentally, or

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Q: How do I know if I have a personal injury case?
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Q: How do I know if I have a personal injury case?

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Q: How do I know if I have a personal injury case?

A: A personal injury case generally requires the presence of four essential elements:

Injury

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Free Consultation: What to Expect When You Call Us
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Free Consultation: What to Expect When You Call Us

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Free Consultation: What to Expect When You Call Us

What to Expect When You Call Our Office for a Free Personal Injury or Workers Compensation Consultation

If you’ve been injured in an accident and

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What to Do If You’re Hurt at Work in Missouri
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What to Do If You’re Hurt at Work in Missouri

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What to Do If You’re Hurt at Work in Missouri

Workplace injuries can happen when you least expect them—whether it’s a sudden accident or a condition that develops over time. Knowing the right steps to

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Q: Is the money recovered from a UIM claim taxable?
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Q: Is the money recovered from a UIM claim taxable?

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Q: Is the money recovered from a UIM claim taxable?

A: No. Just like the liability payment you receive from the at-fault party’s insurance is tax-free, any recovery from your own UIM coverage is also tax-free.

For more information on

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Q: What types of damages can UIM coverage help pay for?
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Q: What types of damages can UIM coverage help pay for?

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Q: What types of damages can UIM coverage help pay for?

A: Because so many Missouri drivers carry only the minimum required liability coverage, UIM coverage is crucial for helping to cover expenses that exceed the at-fault party’s policy.

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Q: Is UIM coverage expensive?
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Q: Is UIM coverage expensive?

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Q: Is UIM coverage expensive?

A: Most of the time, the cost to add significant UIM coverage to an existing auto insurance policy is very little per month. The peace of mind and financial protection it provides in the

Brad Medcalf2025-09-09T12:19:32-05:00September 9th, 2025|Car Accident Injury Information|

Q: Will making a UIM claim affect my insurance rates?
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Q: Will making a UIM claim affect my insurance rates?

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Q: Will making a UIM claim affect my insurance rates?

A: NO. If you were not at fault for the accident, making a UIM claim will NOT cause your insurance rates or premiums to increase or result in other

Brad Medcalf2025-09-09T12:29:15-05:00August 27th, 2025|Car Accident Injury Information|

Q: What is a “breach” of duty in a MO personal injury law case?

A: A “breach” happens when someone fails to meet their duty of care.

Q: What is “duty” and how does it apply to my Missouri personal injury case?

A: “Duty” refers to another person’s legal responsibility to act with reasonable care toward you. Examples include:

Q: What does “injury” mean in a personal injury case?

A: “Injury” is the starting point of any case. You might also hear the term “damages.” Ask yourself: Were you hurt, harmed, or negatively affected in any way—physically, mentally, or

Q: How do I know if I have a personal injury case?

A: A personal injury case generally requires the presence of four essential elements:

Injury

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What to Expect When You Call Our Office for a Free Personal Injury or Workers Compensation Consultation

What to Do If You’re Hurt at Work in Missouri

Q: Is the money recovered from a UIM claim taxable?

A: No. Just like the liability payment you receive from the at-fault party’s insurance is tax-free, any recovery from your own UIM coverage is also tax-free.

Q: What types of damages can UIM coverage help pay for?

A: Because so many Missouri drivers carry only the minimum required liability coverage, UIM coverage is crucial for helping to cover expenses that exceed the at-fault party’s policy.

Q: Is UIM coverage expensive?

A: Most of the time, the cost to add significant UIM coverage to an existing auto insurance policy is very little per month. The peace of mind and financial protection it provides in the

Q: Will making a UIM claim affect my insurance rates?

A: NO. If you were not at fault for the accident, making a UIM claim will NOT cause your insurance rates or premiums to increase or result in other

A: “Duty” refers to another person’s legal responsibility to act with reasonable care toward you.
Examples include:

A: “Injury” is the starting point of any case. You might also hear the term “damages.”
Ask yourself: Were you hurt, harmed, or negatively affected in any way—physically, mentally, or