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Those of us here at KKD, have different approaches to the use of social media. However, all of us have seen clients' social media posts become detrimental to their cases. If you've been injured, don't post ... talk to your attorney ... we're here to help https://youtu.be/Jlom8f6fKV0

With the warmer weather and more people on the road, watch out for our friends on motorcycles if you or someone you know has been injured on a #motorcycle , we're here to help

With the warmer weather and the world "opening" back up, be careful and keep a lookout for our friends on #motorcycle - If you or someone you know has been injured while on a motorcycle, we're always here to help

The Federal Trade Commission's website has a lot of helpful information to help consumers from everything like Covid-related scams to fraud https://www.ftc.gov/

So you’ve probably noticed that there’s another BIG law firm advertising on TV that BIGGER IS BETTER. Whether they’re from out of town or local, this is not a new marketing approach by BIG firms. They talk BIG about BIG staffs and BIG money collected but the truth of the matter is that these are volume firms. They have BIG overhead with BIG advertising budgets and often have to Churn and Burn cases leaving client's money "on the table" to feed the BIG beast of their... advertising budget and overhead. A different approach for you or someone you know that is injured is to meet and talk with an attorney who will personally handle your case from start to finish. It’s important to consider a firm that looks at each case in a way that maximizes each client’s return and recovery as the ultimate priority and not just another small number to defray a conglomerate’s budget. If you or someone you care about have been injured and needs personalized individual help, call us. We’re here for you. See more

Looks like the weather is taking a turn for the better just in time for early spring- Some things to do in our home town https://fox2now.com//how-to-make-reservations-for-st-lou/

So we go from 4 degrees with snow and ice to the 50's and 60's with rain rain rain in less than 30 days. Yep, we're in the St. Louis area. We might not be worried about ice but rainy conditions bring dangerous driving conditions from possible hydroplaning (even at lower speeds depending on your tires) to low visibility. Be careful out there. If someone else out there is not careful, we're here to help

Despite fewer miles driven, car crash deaths and injuries increase in 2020 https://injuryfacts.nsc.org//overv/preliminary-estimates/(NSC,up%20from%2011.9%20in%202019.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CMA7QAkD1ZZ/?igshid=2g46p3zmu4sm So this week found us making appearances in the Circuit Court of St. Charles County Missouri as well as the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Illinois. Yes, we love that we can save time and travel by Zoom appearances, conferences, hearings and depositions but it sure feels good to get physically back in the courtrooms. We're here for you if you need help

People often fail to make the safe choice. If you need help, we're for you https://www.stltoday.com//article_a46147e4-770b-536e-ac05-

Here's wishing you and yours a very safe healthy and Happy New Year. If you need help, as we have been for over 30 years, we're here for you and promise that one of us, Gary, Andy or Steve will personally handle your case

People are surprised to learn that GENERALLY, a landowner has no legal obligation to shovel snow or ice. In Illinois, the courts use the natural accumulation rule. An owner or possessor of land has no duty to remove natural accumulations of ice, snow, or water on its property. However, it is important to remember that there are exceptions to this rule in both Missouri and Illinois. In both states, there are some city ordinances that may require a homeowner to clear their si...dewalks after a snowfall. In Illinois, there are state laws that may apply. In addition, if a landowner chooses to clear parking lots or walkways, they have a responsibility to make sure they have done so safely. In an apartment complex, the complex is probably responsible for the common grounds. Anytime I talk with someone who has fallen on ice, I explain that we need to investigate whether or not the ice was due to an unnatural accumulation. For example did the possessor of land create the problem with a gutter emptying water onto a walkway allowing it to freeze creating an unnatural accumulation or by allowing a "cleared" walkway to "refreeze". It's important to talk with an attorney who handles these type of cases BEFORE giving any type of statement. As always, we're here to help See more

Safety and defensive driving are choices. These are choices that could save your life and the lives of others. If you need help, we are here for you https://www.stltoday.com//article_8b591112-1ff9-5965-b37a-

Choosing Christmas presents for young ones? Safety is always a choice https://www.usnews.com//toy-safety-group-releases-annual-l

Safe "Social Distancing" is a smart choice on the roadways as well. If someone else did not keep their distance and you need help, we're here for you #carcrash

Soon we'll be digging out of this winter mess and venturing out. If you need help, we're here

Obviously 2020 has been difficult for everyone. However, we can't forget those who were struggling before the world went sideways. It's not too late to give on this #GivingTuesday 2020 With winter knocking on the door, here's a place to give and help others https://heatupstlouis.org/

Best winter driving tip is to avoid it when you can. However, we all know that there are times you have to be on the road. Remember, icy slick conditions continue long after the "storm" and even when the roads look clear. Here's some winter driving tips. If you need help, we're here for you

It's always important to be careful but "Tis the season" to be extra careful https://www.fbi.gov//fbi-warning-tis-the-season-for-holida

It's that season. Be careful out there. If you need help, we're here for you