Personal Injury

A dog bite can be frightening, especially when your child is the one who gets hurt. Knowing what to do in the moments and days afterward can protect your child's health and help preserve important information if you later pursue a personal injury claim. Here are the...

Your paycheck may stop if an injury keeps you from working. Until now, Kentucky's $200 weekly Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefit often covered only a small part of your lost income. Starting July 15, 2026, the combined weekly limit for lost wages and replacement...

If you have been involved in a car accident in Kentucky, understanding how courts determine fault can significantly impact any potential compensation you might receive. Kentucky follows a specific system called comparative negligence, which can affect the outcome of...

Alcohol-related incidents sometimes involve more than one business. Kentucky law allows you to include multiple establishments in one lawsuit when the claims stem from the same chain of events. This structure helps address how each business fits into what happened....

Yes, you can. Kentucky law lets you recover compensation even when the driver of your car caused the crash. The state’s no-fault system gives you several ways to pay medical bills and replace lost wages, and serious injuries allow you to file additional claims. Here’s...

Drunk driving collisions are typically the fault of an impaired motorist. People know it is illegal to drive after drinking, but they make the choice to drive after consuming excessive amounts of alcohol. They fail to recognize their own intoxication or overestimate...

Being in a car accident is overwhelming. Between getting medical care, arranging for car repairs and dealing with insurance companies, it’s hard to figure out what steps you need to take. With everything going on, it’s easy to make mistakes. Unfortunately, even small...

When alcohol is sold or served, there’s the question of responsibility. If someone is overserved and later causes an accident, the establishment can face liability under what is known as the dram shop law. These laws were designed to hold businesses accountable when...