Kentucky Law Blog

Hosting friends at your home often includes serving drinks. Many hosts worry about what happens if a guest leaves and causes a crash. That is a real concern, and it helps to know how Kentucky law treats these situations. Kentucky law generally treats social hosts...

The medical bills that follow a car accident can feel just as overwhelming as the accident itself. Costs pile up fast, and multiple parties may have a claim to your settlement money. Understanding how this process works is the first step toward protecting your...

Not every driver who causes an accident readily admits it. This reaction makes sense, especially when fear and injury cloud their judgment. Moreover, it's human nature to deflect blame, especially when injuries and insurance claims enter the picture. But empathizing...

A drunk driver can cause serious injuries in seconds. After a crash, you may wonder how anyone can prove that a bar served too much alcohol. The answer often depends on evidence from the hours before the collision may help show whether a bar or other alcohol seller...

A rear-end collision can be disorienting, leaving you questioning who is responsible for the damage. Understanding Kentucky’s specific traffic laws and comparative fault rules can give you the necessary clarity. Here is what you should know. What does Kentucky law...

The ride home after an event, game or show is often the last thing people consider. Once an event ends, hundreds of drivers try to leave at once while pedestrians weave their way through the parked cars. Heavy traffic, limited visibility and distracted drivers can...