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Meyerkord & Kurth Meyerkord & Kurth
Missouri & Illinois Personal Injury Attorneys 800-391-4318
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The Right Team Makes All The Difference With decades of experience and a track-record of favorable verdicts, you can rest easy knowing our attorneys have your best interest in mind.

Meyerkord & Kurth Provides Aggressive Representation

If you have been harmed in an accident caused by a reckless or careless individual, do not wait to contact legal advocacy immediately. In most cases, you must file a personal injury claim in a specific amount of time.

When you call our firm, we will supply you with a 100% risk-free consultation and take the time to understand the details of your case. When you become a client, we will put a relentless team on your side of the courtroom and help you pursue compensation. We promise that as a client, you will not just become a case; you will become our priority. 

Our Services

More Than $450,000,000 Recovered for Our Clients

Experienced Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Missouri & Illinois
  • $844,711 Amputation Injury
  • $225,000 Auto Accident
  • $75,000 Auto Accident
  • $77,500 Auto Accident
  • $125,000 Auto Accident
  • $447,500 Auto Accident

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Personal Injury FAQ

Get Answers to Common Questions
  • What Is the Difference Between Economic and Non-economic Damages?
    Economic damages are intended to compensate the injured party for verifiable, non-subjective losses. This includes things like medical bills, missed wages, and property damage. But not all losses can be so easily quantified. This is where non-economic damages come in. Non-economic, or “general” damages, compensate for more subjective, although still very real, losses like pain and suffering, loss of consortium, and emotional trauma. Although rare, there is a third category of damages called punitive damages, which are intended to punish the at-fault party for particularly egregious behavior.
  • Will My Personal Injury Case Go to Trial?
    Most personal injury cases can be satisfactorily resolved without going to trial; both sides are usually motivated to avoid a lengthy court case. However, if a favorable settlement cannot be agreed upon, it may be necessary to take the at-fault party to court.
  • How Long Will It Take To Settle My Injury Claim?
    Every personal injury case is different and can take more or less time to settle depending on the severity of your injuries and the complexity of the accident. It can take a few weeks to a few months for your attorney to investigate your accident, compile evidence, and negotiate with the at-fault party. Once a lawsuit has been filed, the case may proceed to mediation in hopes of avoiding a trial, which can take another few weeks or longer.
  • How Much Is My Personal Injury Case Worth?
    There is no formula to determine the value of a personal injury case, but certain factors can affect the amount of compensation you can recover, including the extent of your injuries and the insurance policy limits of the negligent party. An experienced St. Louis personal injury attorney at our firm can evaluate your case and help you better understand the value of your case.
  • How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim?
    In Missouri, the statute of limitations to file a personal lawsuit is five years and generally begins from the date the injury occurred or was discovered. Failing to file your claim before the statute of limitations expires may cause a judge to dismiss your case so it is best to contact an attorney as soon as possible.