Personal injury attorneys serving the St. Louis metro area
Mid-America Injury Law represents accident victims across 20 cities in the greater St. Louis metro. We know these roads, these courts, and the insurance companies operating in each county. Click your city below to find out how we can help you locally.
Cities we serve
We handle personal injury cases throughout St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, and the Metro East. Our Chesterfield office puts us within 30 minutes of every community listed below.
West County
St. Louis County
St. Charles County
Local knowledge produces better results
Personal injury law is the same across Missouri, but how it plays out in practice varies by county. The St. Louis County Circuit Court in Clayton operates differently from the St. Charles County Circuit Court. Insurance adjusters and defence firms operating in West County know which attorneys are prepared to take cases to trial. We have practised in this market for years, and that familiarity with local courts, local defence teams, and local jury tendencies produces better outcomes for our clients.
St. Louis County
All St. Louis County cases are tried at the Circuit Court in Clayton. We know those courtrooms, those judges, and the defence firms that operate most frequently in the county.
St. Charles County
St. Charles County has its own Circuit Court and its own mix of defence firms. Our experience there benefits clients from O’Fallon, St. Charles, and Wentzville directly.
Jefferson County and Metro East
Jefferson County cases go to the Circuit Court in Hillsboro. Metro East cases fall under Illinois law and are heard in St. Clair County. We handle both.
Answers to the questions we hear most often from injury victims across Missouri. Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis -- our fee is a percentage of what we recover for you, and only if we win. If we do not recover anything, you owe us nothing at all. Five years for most personal injury claims under RSMo 516.120. Medical malpractice is two years under RSMo 516.105. Wrongful death is three years under RSMo 537.100. Claims against government entities may have notice requirements as short as 90 days. Yes. Missouri follows pure comparative fault. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault but not eliminated. Even if you were 40 percent at fault and your damages are $100,000, you recover $60,000. Straightforward cases often settle within six to twelve months. Cases involving disputed liability or severe injuries can take 18 to 36 months. Cases that go to trial take longer. We give every client a realistic timeline after reviewing their specific facts. Free, confidential consultation — no obligation, no pressure.Personal injury FAQ
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