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The Impact of “No-Fault” Insurance Laws on Kentucky Car Accident Claims
When it comes to car insurance, different states have different laws that determine how car accident claims are handled. Kentucky follows a “no-fault” insurance system and also stands out as one of only three states in the U.S. that follow the “choice-no-fault” system. While the no-fault insurance laws help streamline the compensation process, they… Read More »
Can I File a Lawsuit if I Slipped and Fell on a Sidewalk? Who’s Responsible?
A slip-and-fall accident can be annoying and embarrassing. Unfortunately, few people are lucky to escape with only minor scrapes from a slip-and-fall accident. Sometimes, these accidents can lead to life-threatening injuries, such as broken bones, knee and ankle injuries, concussions, and even traumatic brain injuries. This can lead to unexpected and lengthy hospital stays,… Read More »
Accessing Social Security Benefits After a Traumatic Brain Injury
More than 1.7 million people in the U.S. experience a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) yearly. This condition occurs when a sudden jolt or blow damages the brain, disrupting its normal function. TBIs may also result from penetrating injuries where an object breaches brain tissue. Depending on the severity, symptoms can range from mild and… Read More »
Is It Possible To Amend a Police Report After an Accident in Kentucky?
When you are involved in an accident that results in injuries and significant property damage, you must call the police to the crash scene. Upon arrival, the police will gather information from all parties and draft a police report. Unfortunately, a crash scene may be chaotic, and what is recorded in the police report… Read More »
The Importance of Photos for Your Kentucky Slip and Fall Case
Slip and fall accidents can happen unexpectedly and cause severe injuries and significant damages, including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. When a Kentucky slip and fall accident occurs due to a property owner’s negligence, you can file an insurance or legal claim and seek compensation for your injuries and damages. However,… Read More »
What Is the Difference Between Plaintiff and Defendant in a Kentucky Personal Injury Case?
If you have suffered an injury due to another party’s negligence, you may be considering filing a personal injury claim. Before filing your case, it can help to take time to understand some of the terms commonly used in these cases. Two important terms you need to understand are “plaintiff” and “defendant.” Understanding the… Read More »
5 Common Misconceptions About Personal Injury Law in Kentucky (For 2025)
Navigating personal injury law can be overwhelming, especially if you have never dealt with the legal system before. When seeking information, you might turn to family and friends for guidance. However, it is easy to be misled by hearsay or outdated advice. Many misconceptions surround personal injury law; some might discourage you from filing… Read More »
How To Negotiate a Fair Settlement With an Insurance Company
Dealing with insurance companies after an accident can be overwhelming, especially when trying to secure the compensation you deserve. Insurance companies are often reluctant to pay as they need to protect their bottom line, which can significantly affect your claim. Understanding your rights and employing the right strategies is essential to negotiating a fair… Read More »
Eligibility for Receiving Social Security Disability Benefits
If you’ve worked and earned a paycheck, you’ve contributed to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), a program meant to replace lost wages if a disability prevents you from working. Whether your condition arises from an injury or illness, these benefits are there to support you when you need them most. Unfortunately, the Social Security… Read More »
Do I Have To Give a Recorded Statement to the Insurance Company After a Car Accident?
Insurance adjusters often contact victims shortly after a car accident, asking for a recorded statement. An insurance adjuster might say they want to understand the accident better or that the statement will help the claims process. One question car accident victims often have is whether they are legally mandated to give a recorded state… Read More »