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A driver’s claim that they could not see someone on foot does not, on its own, defeat a Missouri injury case. Motorists are required to adjust their pace, watchfulness, and headlight use to the surrounding darkness. The question that decides…
Missouri provides additional legal protections to walkers with visual, hearing, or physical disabilities who use a qualifying cane or service animal. Under RSMo § 304.080, an approaching driver must yield and take every necessary precaution. A motorist whose failure causes…
If a car hits you while you’re walking to your vehicle, your first instinct is to blame whoever was behind the wheel. Often that’s right. But these cases are rarely that simple, because several people can share the legal responsibility,…
Yes, in most cases, you can still be compensated. Missouri applies a pure comparative model, so a pedestrian who is hit while jaywalking may sstill recovercompensation; the award is reduced by their percentage of fault rather than wiped out entirely.…
If you’ve been struck while walking and you’re searching for a dollar figure, here’s the honest answer up front: Missouri has no official statewide average for a pedestrian accident settlement. Reported outcomes stretch from a few thousand dollars to several…
When two cars enter an uncontrolled intersection from different roads at approximately the same time, Missouri law is direct: the driver on your left yields to the one on your right. That default, set by RSMo Section 304.351, breaks most…
In Missouri, a motorist entering a roundabout yields to whatever is already in the ring and must also stop for pedestrians using the crosswalk. A car that’s already inside generally keeps moving, though every motorist still owes a duty of…
You ease into the intersection, wait for an opening, and start your turn. Then comes the impact. In the aftermath, one question hangs over everything: who pays? When a left-hand turn ends in a wreck, the finger tends to point…
You’re in a crash, an officer walks over, and hands the other driver a ticket for failing to yield. Case closed, right? Not so fast. That slip of paper and a lawsuit over your injuries are two very different animals,…
Merging looks simple until it goes wrong. You check your mirror, ease over, and suddenly there’s a jolt, a crunch of metal, and two drivers pointing at each other. So who actually pays? In this state, the answer usually leans…
