The event offers a parade from the Riverside City Casino Grand Parade will begin near Busch Stadium and travel through to Soulard.  A police task force helped Missouri Highway Patrol and St. Louis police make sure that no minors were consuming alcohol and nearly 66 people were arrested for this reason.

According to  St. Louis Today, No serious injuries were reported in the festivities, but the child did fall from the parade barricade. The parade is themed “famous threesomes” and each float will be judged in order to determine the most creative.  The event draws thousands of people from all over the country.

The St. Louis personal injury lawyers of the Finney law Firm are wishing your family a safe and happy Mardi Gras.

From 2001 to 2010, a firefighter retired because of disability at an average age of 42. Firefighters are also offered such great disability benefits because they face serious injury on the job and in order to save others they must put their lives on the line and not worry about an injury causing a financial disaster for themselves.

A study was done on this topic and it was found that some firefighters get jobs doing heavy labor once retired and are still receiving pensions. When a pension board determines if a firefighter can continue working they make sure that they can perform every task because there is not “part time” in firefighting.

If you or a loved one has been injured on the job, you need representation on your side. Contact the St. Louis workers’ compensation attorneys of the Finney Law Firm by calling 314-646-0300.

According to police, the 19-year-old was speeding in a 2010 Volkswagen GTI when he attempted to change lanes and drive past the 52-year-old’s 2007 Honda CRL. As the Volkswagen was passing the Honda on the left, its front right side collided with the other vehicle’s left side. The Honda ran off of the right side of the road.

Both drivers were reported to have been wearing seat belts at the time of the accident. The 52-year-old was transported to St. Anthony’s Hospital after the car accident for moderate injuries.

If you or someone you know has been injured in a car accident caused by a speeding driver, contact the St. Louis speeding accident attorneys of the Finney Law Office at 314-646-0300 to learn more about how we can help you.

According to the St. Louis Business Journal, the Hidden Valley ski resort will be adding more areas that will be ski-able as well as adding more to their food and beverage business.

The CEO of the St. Louis-based company, Peak Resorts, has stated that this addition was set in motion in order to help attract tourists from southern states. The new construction will also have snow machines for the new runs that will open with the expansion.

The updated ski resort is set to open at the beginning of next winter.

According to the data, the arsenic content in the formula was six times higher than what federal regulators state as normal levels. Out of the 17 baby formulas that were tested, two of them listed organic brown rice syrup as one of the main ingredients and one of those two was the one with the higher arsenic levels.

Certain cereal bars and energy shots also showed higher levels of arsenic, but researchers said that if these are eaten in moderation, it is not a problem. Infants are more of a concern because of their small size.

If you or a loved one’s child has become ill after consuming a defective food product, contact the St. Louis dangerous childcare products lawyers of Finney Law Firm by calling 314-646-0300.

The lawsuit was filed as a result of an incident that occurred in July when a man went into the hospital after being diagnosed with a hernia. The suit states that during the surgery, a suture was perforated through the man’s bladder and he developed an infection as a result.

In August 2010, the man was back in the hospital where he later died. The man died from the infection caused by the mistake in surgery. The man’s family is now seeking damages.

The woman’s daughter grabbed the wheel of the car during the argument and ended up crashing into a concrete medium. The car flipped upside, throwing the 22-year-old from the vehicle. She landed in a lane of traffic where two separate vehicles ran over her injured body. The second driver pulled over in order to work with the police. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.

Her mother is still in the hospital recovering from the injuries she sustained in the accident. Authorities have stated that she has been placed under arrest, although the charges against her have not been made public.

Our thoughts are with the victim’s friends and family.

The dog and his owner, a local firefighter, were on the television talking about the dog’s rescue from an icy pond. The dog fell in the water when he was walking unleashed and the firefighter saved him.

During the news segment, the dog bit the news anchor in the face and she was transported to Denver Medical Center in order to receive treatment. The woman was released from the hospital on Thursday after undergoing a lip reconstructive surgery. The dog is currently being quarantined at the Denver Animal Shelter at this time.

If you or a loved one has been injured as a result of a dog bite, you need representation on your side that will help you fight for the justice that you deserve for your pain and suffering. Contact the St. Louis personal injury lawyers of the Finney Law Firm by calling 314-646-0300.

According to Missouri Highway Patrol, the accident occurred on Tuesday morning when a chain reaction car accident erupted when a tractor-trailer struck the side of a Chevy Impala. This caused the Impala to spin out of control and strike a Ford Mustang.

Both of the cars went off of the side of the road as a result of the collision causing them to strike a bluff  before coming to a stop. The driver and passenger in the Mustang as well as the driver of the Impala were all taken to a local hospital in order to be treated.

Both cars were totaled as a result of the accident. It is unknown at this time what caused the truck driver to travel into another lane of traffic.

If you or a loved one has been injured as the result of a truck accident, you need representation on your side that is able to help you receive the compensation that you deserve. Contact the St. Louis truck driver negligence accident lawyers of the Finney Law Firm by calling 314-646-0300 today.

According to the Boston Globe, the St. Louis Rams currently lease the stadium, but officials fear that with Los Angeles organizers looking for a team, the Rams may leave. The lease states that the stadium must be in the top tier of stadiums and the Rams can break the lease after the 2014 season.

The $124 million renovation includes 1,500 club seats, new windows along the length of the field, concession stand improvements, and the addition of a courtyard between the dome and the convention center.

Also, a 50,000 square foot building named the “Geek Suite” will be added for fantasy football and electronic enthusiasts. The St. Louis Rams have until March 1 to accept these new terms.