Kentucky Law Blog

A car accident can damage the human body in a number of ways. One of the most common injuries victims sustain during a car accident is soft tissue injuries. While injuries like broken bones, bruises and scrapes tend to be more apparent, soft tissue injuries that...

With the clock ticking toward Christmas, the roads will be full of vehicles racing around to ensure that families across the country can celebrate as they wish. The increased traffic, and the urgency required, increase the chance that someone crashes into you.  Here...

Kentucky state law places numerous restrictions on driving. Owning and legally operating a motor vehicle is a privilege, not a right. Only those who comply with state law can drive freely and without fear of consequence. Drivers have to obtain a license, and they need...

Distracted driving is becoming a very serious issue throughout the United States. Even in a "no fault" insurance state like Kentucky, even single-car accidents happen when the driver is using their cellphone while in transit. And, this just applies to single vehicle...

There are a lot of questions and paperwork after a car accident in Kentucky. In more complicated car accidents, lawsuits are filed to determine fault and how much should be paid in damages. Kentucky drivers who are pursuing a lawsuit for their auto accident must be...

The rainy season in Kentucky can cause a lot of car accidents. While most people think of snow and ice when they think of winter weather conditions, rain can actually be more dangerous. In fact, one study showed that rainy conditions led to more fatal car accidents...

It can be upsetting to be involved in any type of car accident in Kentucky. Even people who are involved in minor fender-benders often feel traumatized by the experience. If you are ever in one, it helps to know ahead of time what you should do. Remain at the scene...