Category: Guest Post

Starting a chauffeur company in Missouri is a promising business opportunity, especially with the steady demand for point-to-point luxury transport, airport services, and special event rides. But before you hire drivers or lease vehicles, there are several legal, logistical, and regulatory steps to follow to ensure your business is compliant and profitable. With that foundation,  … Read more

Last week I’m talking to this Los Angeles Car Accident lawyer about a case. Guy gets T-boned at an intersection, the other driver ran a clear red light. Should be simple, right? But here’s the kicker, my guy was doing 50 in a 35 zone when it happened. Now suddenly it’s not so clear who’s  … Read more

My client won’t drive anymore. Three months ago, she got hit by a drunk driver running a red light. Broken ribs, concussion, the works. Physical injuries healed up fine. But now she has panic attacks every time she gets behind the wheel. Her doctor says it’s PTSD. Post-traumatic stress disorder from the car accident. She  … Read more

How long do you wait after your check engine light turns on before doing something about it? A week? A month? Until smoke starts billowing from under the hood? It’s a common habit—ignore the small stuff until it becomes expensive. But in a time when car prices are climbing, supply chain delays are making parts  … Read more

It’s easy to ignore a small crack or chip in your windshield. Many Missouri drivers think it’s no big deal — until they see flashing lights in the rearview mirror. So the question is: Can Missouri police really stop you just for a cracked windshield? The answer is yes. If your windshield crack obstructs your  … Read more

Getting pulled over in Missouri is stressful enough — flashing lights in your mirror, an officer approaching your window, and your mind racing through what you might have done wrong. One of the most common questions drivers ask is: “Do I have to show my insurance card during a traffic stop in Missouri?” The answer  … Read more

Missouri Expired Tags Ticket Attorney: Avoiding Arrest, Fines, and Points for Expired Registration   Most Missouri drivers think of expired license plate tags as a minor issue—maybe just a small fine or an inconvenient ticket. But in reality, driving with expired tags in Missouri can lead to serious legal consequences, including the possibility of immediate  … Read more

Being arrested in Los Angeles is disorienting—for the person in custody and for family members trying to help. This neutral, step-by-step guide covers the first 24 hours: how booking works, how bail is set, and which actions can improve outcomes without wasting time. 0–2 hours: Booking begins After arrest, people are fingerprinted, photographed, and screened  … Read more

Introduction Workplace disputes can arise in any organization, regardless of size or industry. From disagreements over wages to conflicts about discrimination or wrongful termination, these disputes can escalate quickly and leave employees feeling uncertain about their rights. In many cases, workers hesitate to raise concerns because they worry about retaliation, being labeled as “difficult,” or  … Read more

Driving in Texas comes with responsibilities, and one of the most stressful experiences a driver can face is being stopped for suspicion of driving while intoxicated (DWI). In these situations, law enforcement officers often rely on field sobriety tests (FSTs) to determine whether a driver may be impaired. Understanding how these tests work, their limitations,  … Read more