Easter Law Firm, LLC

Serious injury and fatality cases are what we have worked for more than two decades. We work by you and for you in your moment of the most need.

Good information about Springfield, MO specifically and what to do after a car wreck. Spoiler: SPD won’t come to the scene unless there is an injury or the vehicles are inoperable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bXR6s-6yRk

Speed over the posted limit is a factor in most injury/fatality wrecks. Speeding also says much about the driver’s character.

An MRI was $250 when the MO state law car insurance minimums were enacted into law over four decades ago. Today an MRI is $3,300 in Springfield, Missouri. You can lose everything financially relying on a bad driver to have enough insurance. UNDERinsured driver coverage (UIM) is not mandated in Missouri, but is very helpful when a bad driver doesn’t have enough insurance or assets to collect for medical bills, lost wages, and all damages when fully considered. UIM can even be added to umbrella or excess policies. Protect yourself and your loved ones.

Serious injury and work comp cases…for over 20 years. Experience matters.

Imagine a world where 40,000 people didn’t lose their lives on the roads in the U.S. every year.

Two decades of law experience in wreck injuries & work comp injuries. E.L.F.

“Too Fast for Conditions” is what is listed on the ticket the officer hands out for going at or UNDER the speed limit. If the speed limit is 45 and someone is going 40, but the roads are covered in ice or snow, then that driver can get a ticket and be held responsible for damages and injuries caused by a crash for driving too fast given the road conditions at that particular time. So if the roads are snow or ice covered and you think a driver is going too fast, remind that driver of this if they reply that they are simply goin the posted speed limit.

Real New Year’s resolution: Leave 10 minutes early to arrive on time in 2026 (and not speed).