In May 2025, McDuffey & Medcalf LLC successfully recovered $200,000 in total policy limits for a client injured in a car accident. We secured the full
While most work-related injuries in Missouri are handled through the workers’ compensation system, there are some situations where an injured worker may also have a personal injury claim — and the difference
Motorcyclists have every right to share the road, but they face far greater risks than drivers of cars and trucks. Without the protection of a metal frame, airbags, or seatbelts, even a low-speed crash can lead
Accidents involving semi-trucks, 18-wheelers, and tractor-trailers are among the most dangerous on Missouri’s roads. Due to their massive size and weight — often 20–30 times heavier than a passenger vehicle — these
Car accidents are among the most common reasons people file personal injury claims in Missouri — and for good reason. Every day, drivers across the state are injured in crashes that weren’t
What Is Considered a Personal Injury in Missouri?
When people hear the term “personal injury,” they often think of dramatic courtroom scenes or high-profile lawsuits. In reality, personal injury law is something that affects real
Is It Worth Including Emotional Distress in Your Claim?
Absolutely. Emotional suffering often accompanies physical injuries and can even outlast them.
When most people think of injuries from a car accident, they imagine broken bones, bruises, or visible wounds. But
Can You Include Emotional Distress in a Personal Injury Claim in Missouri?
Yes. Emotional trauma falls under a category known as “non-economic damages.” These are losses that don’t come with a direct price tag, like a hospital bill, but
When most people think about personal injury claims, physical injuries like broken bones or concussions often come to mind. But not all wounds are visible. After a serious accident—whether it’s a
