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John J. Page is a St Louis personal injury lawyer. He only represent individuals who are injured through medical malpractice; injured in workplace accidents or by faulty products, equipment or machinery; truck accidents, tractor trailer accidents, big truck accidents, trash truck accidents, garbage truck accidents, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, construction accidents, medical negligence, or through the negligent maintenance of property (premises liability.)

Recent Verdicts & Settlements

Below is a listing of some of our past verdicts and settlements we have obtained. Click on the links to see more about the cases.

• $822,500 Verdict for Electrician who fell from work platform
  Our client was an electrician sent to repair lights on the defendant’s ceiling. He fell from a homemade platform supplied by the defendants. Click on the heading above to view an article from Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly about the case.
• $187,500 settlement for woman who fell on ice outside casino
  While leaving a casino, our client slipped on a patch of ice in the parking lot causing her to fall and fracture her leg. Click on the heading above to view an article from Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly about the case.
• $212,000 Verdict for electrician who tripped over loose string
  An ironworker working on the new St.Louis City Jail tripped over loose string that is used to pull electrical wiring through the walls causing him to fall and tear his rotator cuff. Click on the heading above to view an article from Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly about the case.
• $170,000 Verdict for injury victim caused by an auto accident
  Our client was a woman who was injured when another driver pulled out in front of her. This resulted in a torn ACL which required knee surgery. Click on the heading above to view an article from Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly about the case.