Teleflex Recalls Arrow Endurance Peripheral Catheter System

Product Recall Teleflex Arrow International

Teleflex and its subsidiary Arrow International initiated a product recall of 262,016 Arrow Endurance Extended Dwell Peripheral Catheter systems on May 19, 2023. 83 complaints have been filed that the device can separate or leak when in a patient’s blood vessel. The FDA has classified this as a Class I recall, the most serious type of recall.

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Missouri to Ban Texting and Driving for all Drivers?

Missouri legislature

Missouri is one of only two states that does not ban texting and driving for all drivers. Right now, it is legal for drivers over 21 to text and drive but not for those aged 21 and younger. (Montana is the other state without a state law against texting and driving.) However, texting while driving may not be allowed much longer in Missouri.

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Types of Cases Personal Injury Lawyers Handle

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Accidents resulting in serious injury occur far more often than we would like. That is why we have personal injury law: to protect us if we are injured or harmed because of someone else’s negligence. A personal injury lawyer will help you hold those responsible accountable.

Accidents happen across all industries. Some law firms specialize in the types of cases they handle, while others handle a broader range. While not comprehensive, this overview covers many of the more common types of cases a personal injury lawyer might handle.

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Coping With Anxiety After a Car Accident



Car accidents can be life-changing events. The emotional distress you feel can lead to avoidance of driving and fear of getting into another accident. You may have trouble sleeping or experience nightmares or flashbacks of the accident, among other things. Sleep disturbances are common after-effects. Coping with anxiety after a car accident takes time and often the help of a professional health care provider.  These suggestions and tips can help you get started on your recovery.

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Starting a Personal Injury Claim

starting a personal injury claim

Navigating a personal injury lawsuit can be complex and time-consuming. If you have been seriously injured, it is important to rest and recover while an experienced personal injury attorney builds your case. Here are some common questions to help you understand the process of starting a personal injury claim.

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Safe Biking & Driving Practices

Safe Biking

Biking is a popular activity in many areas, especially the Kansas City area, but when a bicycle and a vehicle collide, the cyclist is typically the one seriously injured. Following proper safety measures can reduce accidents and protect both cyclists and motorists.

According to the NHTSA, 1,166 bicyclists were killed in traffic crashes in 2023.

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In Missouri, What Qualifies as a Personal Injury?



The term, personal injury, is defined simply as any physical, mental or emotional harm caused by another party’s negligence. While there are many types of injuries that occur, there are three broad categories recognized by the state of Missouri: bodily injury, mental harm and wrongful death.

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Wet floors: Slip and Fall Hazard for You

wet floor hazard

Spills, mopping the floor, walking in from the rain; water on the floor presents a slip and fall hazard. Wet floors may be a common everyday occurrence; however, you can easily wind up with serious injuries in a slip and fall accident suffering minor bumps and bruises to life-threatening head trauma and more.

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Types of Compensation in Personal Injury Cases

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Personal injury cases are legal disputes that arise when someone suffers an injury for which another person may be legally responsible. Typically, these claims result from the negligence or carelessness of another individual. Missouri law allows the injured party (the plaintiff) to file a claim to recover compensation for injuries caused by the at-fault party. This general overview covers the types of compensation that may be recovered.

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Texting and Driving Kills

Texting and Driving Lawsuit

Distracted driving is a dangerous driving behavior. Between 2012 and 2020, more than 29,000 people have died in crashes related to driver distraction. In 2020 alone, 3,142 people died and 324,652 were injured. While we hear catch phrases centered around texting and driving (‘Arrive alive, don’t text and drive.’), distracted driving involves many activities that fall in three types, visual, manual and cognitive.

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