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4 Things to Do If a Household Appliance Causes Injury

We rely on household appliances to make life easier, not more dangerous. When a microwave catches fire, a space heater overheats, or a blender malfunctions, the consequences can be serious. If you’ve been injured by a defective or dangerous product, it’s important to understand your legal rights and what to do next. Brown & Brown, LLP’s attorneys […]

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Can You Sue for Emotional Distress After a Car Accident?

Car accidents don’t just cause physical harm — they can also leave lasting psychological wounds. From anxiety and depression to post-traumatic stress and sleep issues, the emotional toll of a crash is real. If you’re dealing with mental and emotional distress after an accident, you might be wondering: Can I sue for this kind of pain? Since

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Steps to Take if Your Child Is Injured in a Pedestrian Accident

A pedestrian accident involving your child is every parent’s worst nightmare. Beyond the immediate fear and confusion, you may face mounting medical bills, missed work, and uncertainty about your child’s recovery. Knowing what to do next can make a big difference in protecting your child’s health and your family’s legal rights. Since 1993, Brown & Brown, LLP has supported

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The Role of Federal Trucking Regulations in Accident Cases

When you’re involved in a truck accident, the aftermath can be overwhelming. Beyond physical injuries and vehicle damage, there are legal complexities that make these cases especially challenging. One critical factor that often plays a major role in determining fault and liability is whether federal trucking regulations were followed. At Brown & Brown, our attorneys have supported trucking

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Mild TBI vs. Severe TBI: What’s the Difference in Legal Cases?

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can have life-altering impacts, whether they’re mild or severe. However, when it comes to legal claims, the difference in diagnosis can shape everything from how your case is handled to the amount of compensation you might receive. Since 1993, the attorneys at Brown & Brown have fought for victims of traumatic brain injuries. Learn

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Class I, II, and III Drug Recalls: What Do These Mean for Consumers?

News of a drug recall can be alarming, but it’s important to know that not all drug recalls are the same. At Brown & Brown, our attorneys have spent decades helping clients who have been affected by dangerous medications. We understand how difficult this experience can be, but we also know that knowledge is power. This information on the

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Internal Bleeding After a Motorcycle Crash: What to Know

Motorcycle crashes often result in serious injuries. However, some of the most dangerous ones are not always visible right away. For example, internal bleeding can be hard to detect and may become life-threatening without early intervention. The attorneys at Brown & Brown, who serve clients in St. Louis and the surrounding Illinois area, know the importance of recognizing symptoms and

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Navigating Insurance Claims After a Multi-Vehicle Pileup

Multi-vehicle pileups are among the most complex and chaotic types of car accidents. With multiple drivers, overlapping insurance policies, and conflicting accounts of events, determining liability and securing compensation can be daunting. If you’ve been involved in such an incident in Missouri or Illinois, you don’t have to go through the claims process alone. The Brown &

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