Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
At the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann, our St. Louis personal injury lawyers will work with you, regardless of where you are in the process. Since dealing with insurance companies can be difficult and frustrating, here is some additional information about understanding insurance. Dealing with Policy Limits Typically, the amount your insurance covers is … Read more
Many people who have been in a car accident will tell you that car insurance companies are difficult, at best. In a typical accident, you will have to deal with the other driver’s insurance company and his passenger’s carrier. Should that convoluted situation ever arise, here are some things you need to understand about insurance, how … Read more
The Law Office of James M. Hoffmann works with employees from a wide range of industries to pursue work comp benefits or to appeal a denial of your injury claim. If you have suffered an injury at work, a Missouri workers’ compensation lawyer from The Law Office of James M. Hoffmann can help you. We are committed to providing the … Read more
A good personal injury lawyer can help you secure not only your claim but also make the insurance company accountable for the wrongful denial. If you or anyone you know has been wrongfully denied by his or her insurance company, do not hesitate to get help. If you have ever been in a car accident and you … Read more
There are a lot of attorneys that use misleading tactics to get you to hire them like Overstating Results, Settlement Quotas, and Lawyers “Of Counsel”. The Law Office of James M. Hoffmann does not. Are the cases results yours? Many attorneys advertise case results that were referred to other attorneys or a default judgement that allows them … Read more
The Statute of Limitations is a peculiar defense in civil and criminal cases, including personal injury law. As a general rule, it means that after a specific period of time, the law bars a plaintiff (the injured party) from filing a case against the defendant. The periods discussed below are based on the recent repeals … Read more