Drunk driving accidents often lead to devastating injuries and significant financial strain for victims. While the intoxicated driver is typically the primary party at fault, others may also share responsibility.

Side-impact collisions, also known as T-bone accidents, are some of the most dangerous crashes on the road. These accidents often happen at intersections, parking lots, or when one vehicle fails to yield the right of way.

When dealing with product liability claims in Missouri, two major types of defects can lead to personal injury: design defects and manufacturing defects.

At The Law Office of Steve Slough, we know how devastating injuries from defective products can be. Our lead personal injury attorney, Steve Slough, spent years defending large insurance companies, gaining invaluable insight into their tactics. Now, we use that knowledge to stand up for real people in personal injury cases.

Winter weather brings unique challenges for drivers and pedestrians, especially when black ice forms on roads, sidewalks, and parking lots. These nearly invisible patches of ice can lead to sudden and severe accidents.

Getting injured at work can be a challenging and stressful experience. Understanding the process and your rights under Missouri’s workers' compensation laws can make navigating the situation easier.

A peer review in workers' compensation is an evaluation of your medical treatment by a physician who wasn't involved in your care. This review verifies that the treatment you received was necessary and appropriate.

If you’ve been injured at work, you're probably looking for workers’ compensation. The Law Office of Steve Slough is here to guide you through the application process and answer some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) about workers’ comp.

When you're injured on the job, choosing the right workers' compensation attorney can mean the difference between struggling and thriving. At The Law Office of Steve Slough, we know the importance of this decision and are here to guide you through it.

It’s a scenario that all drivers dread—being involved in a car accident that's not your fault, only to find that the at-fault driver is either uninsured or doesn’t have enough insurance to cover your losses. In these frustrating and often stressful situations, knowing how to move forward is critical.