Jason Royce Allen , Author at Royce Injury Lawyers LLC

Injured Passenger in Car Accident: Know Your Rights

The World Health Organization (WHO) report suggests that in 2023, approximately 1.19 million people suffered in traffic accidents globally. Statistics have shown that when it comes to vehicle accidents, after truck accidents, car accidents are the most consequential. Understanding your rights and liabilities is crucial if you have been involved in such an accident. […]

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Railroad Crossing Accident Statistics: In-Depth Analysis

A railroad may pose a serious hazard to the public by causing accidents to pedestrians and vehicles if not utilized properly. It’s important to understand and remain informed of the possible causes of accidents to avoid injury to any person or property. Railroad accidents may mainly be caused due to machinery malfunction, human error, […]

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Understanding the Average Workers’ Comp Settlement in Kansas City, MO

Workers’ compensation is the damages given to a worker who meets an accident at the workplace due to slip and fall, machinery accidents, or caught-in-between accidents. As a worker, you may face questions like how much should I expect from a workers comp settlement, if you have met a workplace accident. Seeking clarity on […]

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Navigating Missouri’s Laws: Is Missouri a No Fault State for Car Accidents?

All states in the US have either at-fault or no-fault policies when determining injury cases. In no-fault states, the liability is determined according to the degree of fault of each party. However, in no-fault states, compensation is granted to the injured party regardless of the degree of fault in the accident. Is Missouri a […]

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Who Is Responsible for Self-Driving Car Accidents?

It is easy to bring a lawsuit for human-induced accidents; however, when such accidents result from a crash with automatic cars, it can be daunting to determine who will be responsible for the crash and who will pay. Automation technology is evolving each da, yet there is still a lot of room for improvement. […]