There is no law that specifically prohibits driving with a dome light on regardless of whether it is dark outside or not.

According to Missouri law, window tint can't be more than 35% reflective. This applies to sedans, SUVs, and vans.

It's possible to make a U-turn legally. If there isn't any signage or vehicle approaching, the driver may try to make the U-turn.

Settling a car accident privately in Missouri is legal in some cases, but that doesn't mean that everyone should do it.

This blog discusses different types of brain bleeds, symptoms, recovery time, and the possibility of compensation after an accident.

Those who have suffered brain stem injuries due to another's negligence should reach out to Powell Law Firm for legal guidance.

If the intense force of the car accident directly impacts the chest area, it can lead to broken ribs or a rib fracture injury. 

This blog discusses the causes and symptoms of blunt force trauma from an accident along with likely treatment and legal recommendations.

This blog discusses how you should check a car accident scene and the procedure you should follow after you witness a car accident.

This blog goes over restrictions of a learner's permit, how driving with a permit works with insurance, and steps to take after an accident.

In this blog, we will explain factors to consider and information you need to know if you get into an accident with a company car. 

This blog goes over factors to consider when you need to repair a vehicle after an accident and the timeline to get those repairs completed.

This article details some of the most common injuries caused by car accidents that have permanent impacts on a person's life.

When it comes to minor car accidents, the amount of the settlement can vary. Read this blog to find out how much your case might be worth.

There isn't an average amount for your PTSD car accident settlement amount because circumstances from each accident can be different.

Read this blog to understand how concussions work and how compensation will typically work for victims who may be suffering from one.

According to the insurance laws in the state of Missouri, insurance companies usually have 25 to 30 days to accept or reject a claim.

There is no such hard and fast rule to notify the insurer immediately, but it is considered appropriate if it’s done within seven days.

Accident reports are available electronically or through the mail. It takes up to 3 days from the accident before the report is available.

It is illegal for anyone to drive a car in Missouri without motor vehicle liability insurance. For more info, contact Powell Law Firm.