Missouri Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

Saint Joseph, Missouri is the county seat of Buchanan County, in northwestern Missouri. Saint Joseph is sometimes referred to, informally, as “St. Joe” and is often spelled “St. Joseph.” In its infancy, Saint Joseph was a last-stop for journeys into the “Wild West”, being one of the last supply points over the Missouri River. During the 1860’s, Saint Joseph was actually one of the endpoints of the Pony Express. Finally, Saint Joseph was where Jesse James was murdered in his home in 1882. As a small town on the fringes of the “Wild West”, Saint Joseph has a long standing familiarity with serious personal injuries.

The Saint Joseph auto accident attorneys at Page//Cagle have represented those seriously injured through the negligence of others for their entire careers. A significant number of the cases we handle are referred to us by other lawyers and law firms since many law firms are not set up to handle serious injury cases. The cases are expensive to prepare and extremely time consuming. Whether you were injured in an Saint Joseph truck accident, barge accident, or have a workers’ compensation claim, the Buchanan County truck accident attorneys at Page//Cagle will employ every possible resource to ensure a timely and successful resolution to your case.

As personal injury attorneys in Saint Joseph, we have been handling these types of cases our entire careers. We have successfully and aggressively represented clients injured in many different personal injury situations.

To reach the Saint Joseph motorcycle accident attorneys at Page//Cagle, 24 hours a day, call 314.322.8515 or toll free at 1.800.500.INJURY (4658). If you do not want to call or cannot call, you can email John Page personally at john@pagecagle.com. We also provide free consultations in our office, at your home, or at any other location you choose. There is no fee unless we recover for you. Your case is important to us; we look forward to discussing your situation and helping you through these difficult times.