Workplace injuries happen more often than people realize, and determining who is responsible can sometimes be complex. It’s important to understand when your employer may be liable because it can impact your ability to secure the compensation and recovery you will need after your injury. Our attorneys at Brown & Brown, LLP, have over 30 years of […]
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When it comes to operating forklifts, safety is crucial. Unfortunately, many businesses fail to comply with OSHA’s regulations, leading to serious injuries and even fatalities. Understanding common OSHA forklift violations can help prevent these accidents and keep workplaces safer. Lack of Proper Forklift Training One of the most common violations involves inadequate or improper forklift training. OSHA
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Holiday travel can be exciting, but it also brings an increased risk of car accidents. Whether you’re driving across the state or just heading to a local gathering, understanding the risks on the road can help you stay safe. Knowing what to look out for can prevent accidents and ensure your holiday season remains joyful. Increased
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A pedestrian is injured every eight minutes in the United States. Pedestrian accidents often leave victims facing serious injuries, and having the right evidence can make all the difference in obtaining the compensation you deserve. At Brown & Brown Attorneys at Law in St. Louis, MO, we understand that all the evidence collection might seem daunting—and that’s why it’s
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After an injury, figuring out exactly what damages you’re entitled to — and how to get what you deserve — can feel overwhelming. At Brown & Brown Attorneys at Law, we strive to cut through all the confusion and make your life easier as you navigate recovery. Our dedicated attorneys work on a contingency fee structure, which means
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can occur after an accident, such as a fall, car crash, or sports-related injury. Recognizing the signs early can make a big difference in treatment and recovery. Here are some key symptoms to watch for if you or someone you know has experienced a recent accident. Physical Symptoms of TBI After an
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If you’ve ever experienced a slip and fall, you know how quickly it can happen. Slip and fall accidents often occur on commercial property, where various factors can contribute to someone losing their footing. These accidents can lead to injuries that disrupt your daily life. Who is Responsible? In a slip-and-fall accident on commercial property, the property
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Navigating the world of personal injury law can be complex and confusing, often leading to widespread misconceptions about how personal injury cases work and what victims can expect during the legal process. At Brown & Brown Attorneys at Law, our experienced legal team featuring eight of St. Louis and Illinois’s best personal injury lawyers aims to clarify these misunderstandings
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When a loved one passes away due to the actions or negligence of another, families often find themselves grappling with a whirlwind of emotions and decisions. Many are confused whether to pursue a wrongful death claim or if there will be criminal charges involved. Understanding the difference between these two legal responses is crucial for families to
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In a bicycle accident case, proving fault is crucial to obtaining compensation. Fault, legally defined, refers to the party responsible for causing the accident through negligence or breach of duty. Recognizing who is at fault helps you understand your rights and the potential for compensation. It’s essential to pinpoint these details early to build a strong case.
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