Archive for August 2025
Labor Day 2025 – Office Closed
Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC will be closed Monday, September 1, 2025, in observance of Labor Day 2025. As we take time to honor the contributions of American workers, our Poplar Bluff attorneys and staff will be spending Labor Day 2025 with family and friends. Our office will reopen on Tuesday, September 2, 2025,…
Read MoreWhat Your Missouri Truck Accident Lawyer Wants You to Know
What Your Missouri Truck Accident Lawyer Wants You to Know: 7 Essential Steps After a Crash If you were hurt in a truck accident in Missouri, you may be entitled to financial compensation. While truck accidents can have many causes, negligent truck driving, negligent truck maintenance, and other truck-related issues are frequently to blame. If…
Read MoreRural Utilities Expertise on Display at MRWA Bootheel Expo
Our firm’s rural utilities expertise was prominently featured on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, when attorney Scott Robbins presented two specialized training sessions for office administrative staff at the Missouri Rural Water Association Bootheel Expo. Scott has a deep understanding of the unique legal challenges facing rural water systems across Missouri. Rural Utilities Expertise Helps Missouri…
Read MoreWrongful Death Claims: A Path Forward
Losing a loved one is devastating. When that loss results from someone else’s negligence, the pain becomes even more overwhelming. Families considering wrongful death cases from auto collisions, medical negligence, and other situations struggle with their loss that could have been prevented. At Kennedy, Robbins, Yarbro & Henson, LC, our attorneys understand your struggle. We…
Read MoreObtaining Duplicate Birth and Death Certificates in Missouri
When legal matters require official documentation of births or deaths, Missouri residents have convenient options for obtaining duplicate original certificates through their local health departments. Understanding the process can save time and ensure you receive the proper documentation for your needs. Where to Obtain Duplicate Birth and Death Certificates Missouri residents can quickly obtain their…
Read MoreMissouri Rear-End Collision Laws: What You Need to Know
Missouri rear-end collision laws place fault on the rear driver in most rear-end accidents. The state follows a well-established rule called the rear-end collision doctrine. This doctrine creates a legal presumption against the following driver. Understanding Missouri’s Rear-End Collision Doctrine Under Missouri law, the rear driver bears responsibility for most rear-end crashes. The injured front…
Read MoreWhat to do After a Southeast Missouri Truck Accident
When you’re involved in a southeast Missouri truck accident, finding a straightforward solution isn’t always possible. These cases are inherently more complex than typical vehicle accidents, often involving multiple parties, including trucking companies, drivers, manufacturers, and other stakeholders. Understanding the legal process can help you navigate this challenging time more effectively. The Investigation Process There…
Read MoreMissouri Rural Utilities: Why Updated Asset Values Matter Now
Missouri rural utilities (like electric cooperatives, water districts, and sewer districts) face a critical challenge. Rising construction costs threaten to leave Missouri utility providers severely underinsured. Many Missouri rural utilities operate with outdated asset lists that fail to reflect current replacement costs. Construction Costs Continue to Climb Post-COVID, the price of construction materials skyrocketed. Concrete…
Read MoreHow Missouri’s Marijuana Legalization Affects Your Workers’ Compensation Rights
Missouri voters adopted Amendment 3 to the State Constitution in November 2022. Missouri’s marijuana legalization for recreational use by adults over 21 is in line with many other states. However, this change creates complex questions about Missouri workers’ compensation benefits. The answers aren’t always straightforward. Your Employer’s Rights Remain Strong Marijuana remains federally illegal despite…
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