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As the holiday season approaches, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) urges us to be safe when holiday decorating. Simple safety steps can go a long way in preventing fires and injuries this time of year. Annually, during the … Read the full post here →

I often complain that my clients and future clients are denied access to the courts and justice. Insurance companies, Chambers of Commerce and others work tirelessly to eliminate access to justice by putting up barriers to the court house, attacking … Read the full post here →

I am a proud member of the legal profession. The profession has traditions and responsibilities, and honorable lawyers take those seriously.  I write a syndicated column for the Levison Group, called under analysis ™. The topic came up this week … Read the full post here →

The S.E. Farris Law Firm and the Consumer Product Safety Commission hope your holiday is a safe one. Here is an advisory message from the CPSC: WASHINGTON, D.C. – Soon the ghouls and goblins of Halloween night will prowl neighborhood … Read the full post here →

Workers’ Compensation, or Work Comp is designed to compensate injured workers. The system was originally designed to allow workers to recover their losses without an attorney. Changes to the law in 2005 make it important to have a qualified law … Read the full post here →

Insurance companies want to settle your case quickly, because they know they can do so more cheaply that way. You won’t know the full extent of your injuries, and you won’t really know what your case is worth or the … Read the full post here →

Most qualified injury attorneys in Missouri work on what’s called a Contingent Fee, which means the attorney only gets paid if they win for you. You can afford the best injury lawyer for the same percentage as one with less … Read the full post here →

Undiagnosed perforated ulcers can have fatal consequences Stomach ulcers and small intestine ulcers, also known as peptic ulcers, occur when a small hole develops in the lining in the gastrointestinal tract. Stomach ulcers are fairly common. Approximately 20 million Americans … Read the full post here →