A Little Goes a Long Way When Hiring A Law Firm
When you find yourself suffering with a personal injury, it’s best to turn to the biggest, baddest, law firm around, right? Wrong. That’s right - bigger really isn’t better when [...]
Civil Lawsuits & Car Accidents: What You Need to Know
Civil Lawsuits & Car Accidents: What You Need to Know Did you know that there were an estimated 6,102,936 car accidents reported to the police in 2021 alone? A car [...]
Personal Injuries That Aren’t Physical Injuries
That’s right - not all personal injuries are visible injuries. When most people think of personal injuries, they think of car accidents, motorcycle accidents, nursing home neglect, workplace accidents, truck [...]
Injury Uncovered: The Costs You Didn’t See Coming
At The S.E. Farris Law Firm, we know that a personal injury isn’t just a single event—it can send shockwaves through your entire life. The immediate aftermath, with its physical, [...]
New Years’ Resolutions: Personal Injury Edition
Did you know that Missouri is ranked the 4th most dangerous state in terms of fatal car accidents? We want all of you to drive through 2024 safely, without suffering [...]
Santa Suit, or Santa Sued?
With the holiday season upon us, we want to dive head-first into the age-old question: Hypothetically, if Santa Claus were to injure himself on your property on Christmas Eve, would [...]
Slip and Fall Accidents and Tips
Slip and Fall Accidents and Tips The holidays can indeed be the most wonderful time of the year, but winter is not without its downside. According to the CDC, there [...]
Farris Wins Super Lawyers 15th Year in a Row
St. Louis, MO, (September 29th, 2023) - The S.E. Farris Law Firm is proud to announce that Spencer Farris has made the Super Lawyers list for the 15th consecutive year. [...]
Scary Statistics: Halloween Accidents
Ghosts and goblins aren’t the only scary things about Halloween. In fact, the real horrors of the holiday don’t dwell in haunted houses - they haunt the roads. Traffic accidents [...]
What is the New OSHA Rule?
What is the New OSHA Rule? OSHA already requires most employers with 10 employees or more, exempting few minimal-risk industries, to keep records of serious workplace injuries and illnesses. However, [...]