Personal Injury

Injury in a truck accident is often severe. Many victims of truck accidents are faced with expensive hospital bills, wages lost due to an inability to work, and other expenses related to their accident. In most cases, taking legal action is the best way to get the compensation needed to cover these mounting expenses. But […]

Dan Brown is dedicated to helping people. As a personal injury attorney, he feels it is his obligation to assist victims of serious injury in getting fair and full compensation. If you have suffered a serious injury, he welcomes an opportunity to meet with you free of charge to discuss your case, your rights, and

Workers’ compensation is an insurance held by most employers in Missouri and Illinois. It does not seek to establish fault for an accident. It simply provides compensation for lost wages and medical expenses while an employee recovers from an on-the-job injury. This means that you can collect workers’ comp even if your actions caused an accident. Personal

If you have been injured in a slip and fall accident, even if there are no witnesses, you have a right to hold the responsible party accountable and seek compensation for your damages. In the short video below, St. Louis personal injury lawyer Dan Brown discusses the benefit of modern technology in documenting slip and

Injury from an Electric Scooter The electric scooter company Spin has joined Bird and Lime, becoming the third company to offer this wildly popular service in St. Louis. Sadly, as the popularity of these devices increases, so too do accidents involving electric rental scooters. If you have been injured while riding on an electric scooter

There are more than 600,000 licensed motorcycles in Illinois. There are 8,529,404 licensed drivers in our state. There were 162 motorcycle accidents in Illinois in 2017, the last year for which full and reliable data is available. That same year, motorcycle accidents accounted for 14.3% of all fatal traffic accidents in our state, despite the

According to the National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, a report compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the 10 most dangerous jobs in America are currently: Fishers and fishing workers Logging workers Aircraft pilot and flight engineers Roofers Refuses and recyclable material collectors Structural iron and steel workers Drivers/sales workers and truck drivers