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How to Tell if Your Civil Rights are Being Violated
Advocates have fought since the establishment of the United States for civil rights protections for specific groups and actions. This...
Can Landlords Be Held Liable for Burn Injuries?
Fires are every homeowner and renter’s worst nightmare – although we have insurance to cover the tangible items, we fear...
Can I Handle My Own Personal Injury Claim?
When you or someone close to you is injured, one of the first discussions in the aftermath is whether to...
How to Choose Expert Witnesses
In personal injury cases, expert witnesses are almost always vital to the success of a case. Not only must we,...
Judges’ Ruling Affirmed that Plaintiff Meets Criteria for Higher Noneconomic Cap
July 2021, a Clay County jury deliberated for over 6 hours and returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff...
Plaintiffs’ Received $21 Million in Burn Injury Case Stemming from Church Camp Incident
This was a case involving severe burn injuries to two young kids at a church camp. Prior to our involvement,...
Coup vs Contrecoup Brain Injury: What’s The Difference?
Brain injuries are some of the most severe and common personal injuries following a car accident. The traumatic forces on...
4 Most Common Causes of Electrocution In The Workplace
Electrocution is a serious injury that can result in unconsciousness, burns, difficulty breathing, and even cardiac arrest. When electricity is...
7 Common Causes of Burn Injuries
Burn injuries are very common across all age groups and can even occur when taking the necessary precautions. A burn...
Simon Law in the News
Mom of Palestinian boy who was fatally stabbed in Illinois files suit against alleged killer
Lawsuit Filed In Plainfield Township Hate Crime
Northwoods police brutality victim sues city as ex-officer faces 30-year sentence
After drunk driver was killed in St. Louis County, family’s $1M suit led to woman’s charge
