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Why You Should Always See a Doctor After an Accident—Even If You Feel Fine

Accidents can be jarring experiences, leaving you shaken and overwhelmed. In the immediate aftermath, it’s common to assess yourself for injuries and conclude that you’re[…]

New FinCEN BOI reporting filing deadline – massive scams abound.

After the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) extended the deadline for small business owners to file their Beneficial Owner Information (BOI) report, I went online[…]

Beneficial Ownership Information Reports due March 21, 2025

Understanding the FinCEN Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Deadline As part of efforts to enhance financial transparency and combat illicit activities such as money laundering, the[…]

Data privacy and security, where do we stand.

This is a paper one of our attorneys wrote in 2010, but a lot of it still holds true today. This is aged information, but[…]

Recovery for a client who suffered a still-birth and became barren.

Crowder & Scoggins, Ltd. recently filed a lawsuit on behalf of two parents who suffered every expecting parent’s nightmare.  The case is pending in St.[…]

Filing false information on a U5 form may be career ending, but you have options.

Defamation with a Form U5 Filling happens when someone makes a false statement about you that damages your reputation. It can take the form of[…]

The Price-Anderson Act: A Shield in Nuclear Liability

The Price-Anderson Act, first enacted in 1957, is a pivotal piece of legislation in the United States that governs liability-related issues for nuclear power facilities.[…]

Missouri’s New Hands-Free Law and Its Impact on Civil Liability

As of January 2024, Missouri has taken a significant step forward in road safety by implementing a new hands-free law, aiming to reduce the number[…]

Qualified immunity and how you can still file a lawsuit against the state.

When it comes to holding police departments accountable through lawsuits, individuals often face significant legal hurdles, primarily due to the doctrine of qualified immunity. This[…]

National Security Letters, and why you don’t need to respond to them.

Understanding National Security Letters: The “Scary Letter” You Don’t Need to Respond To In today’s digital age, where information flows freely and rapidly, national security[…]