by admin | May 24, 2012 | Personal Injury Law
A study conducted by the Kansas City Police Department has revealed that red light cameras installed in the city two years ago have reduced red light running crashes. The analysis, which was presented to the Kansas City Police board members on May 22, showed that red...
by admin | May 23, 2012 | Discrimination In The Workplace, Employee Rights
As Missouri's 2012 legislative session came to a close on Friday, May 18, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle stopped to assess gains made and losses suffered. Unfortunately, the agenda of business interests, which they labeled "Fix the Six" would have...
by admin | May 22, 2012 | Personal Injury Law
University of Missouri quarterback Corbin Berkstresser was arrested on May 15 for fleeing the scene of a car accident, according to reports. Berkstresser allegedly struck a parked car owned by Jeremiah Willis, a fellow student at the university. Willis heard a crash...
by admin | May 21, 2012 | Employee Rights
Last July, Timothy Roth, one of four crew members manning a service drilling truck, was killed in a crash in West Virginia. The truck veered off the highway after the driver fell asleep – not an uncommon occurrence for truckers in the oil industry. "Over...
by admin | May 11, 2012 | Employee Rights
As a school official, one has the ethical responsibility to file reports related to his or her position with the highest degree of accuracy possible. However, for Monise Princilus – a former human resources director for a public school system in New Jersey...
