Personal injury lawsuits, like any other type of legal procedure, rely on facts. Facts come directly from evidence. There are many different kinds of evidence that you might use to support your claim. Conversely, the defense might use a variety of types of evidence to...
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The danger of untreated whiplash
One of the most common car accident injuries is whiplash. This discomforting neck injury is the result of a person's head forcefully moving back and forth. Many people do not notice the symptoms of whiplash right away and may not notice incessant discomfort until days...
Can a brain injury keep you from work?
After suffering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), you have a long road to recovery ahead of you. While many of the worst initial symptoms clear up with time, it can take months or even years before that happens. Moreover, some symptoms linger for years or a...
Can you sue someone for driving too slowly?
When you think about dangerous driving in Kentucky, you typically think about speeding. But driving too slowly can be just as dangerous as driving too fast. In fact, some states issue fines for motorists who drive below the minimum speed limit. If you get in an...
Why rural roads pose a greater threat than urban ones
In comparing urban roads with rural ones, drivers in Kentucky may think that the rural roads are safer because they have less traffic. They would be mistaken as rural roads present several challenges of their own. For example, these roads are notorious for having...
Highway work zone crashes 29 times likelier with the inattentive
Kentucky residents who pass by work zones on a regular basis on the highway should know just how dangerous these areas can be. The number of lanes is reduced, and drivers may ignore the lower speed limit. Not only that, but even drivers who are going the speed limit...
Slow driving: a clear form of negligence
If you were injured in a car crash around Florence, Kentucky, you may be thinking about filing a personal injury claim. This will be the case if your injuries were so severe that the no-fault benefits, called personal injury protection, do not cover all the related...
In the wake of Camp Fire, PG&E to pay $4 million in fines
Kentucky residents may remember that back in November 2018, California saw the worst wildfire in its history. Now known as the Camp Fire, it raged across Northern California, killing 85 people and laying the towns of Paradise, Magalia and Concow to waste. It also...
DRIVE-Safe Act faces opposition from truck safety groups
Kentucky, along with every state except Hawaii, allows 18- to 20-year-old CDL holders to travel within the state but not outside it. A new bill, though, may remove this restriction if it's passed. Known as the DRIVE-Safe Act, the bill intends to set up an...
3 injured in 3-vehicle pile-up in Paducah, Kentucky
On a normal day, you'd never expect to get into a car crash. You plan to do everything the same: You get into your vehicle, go to work or school and go home. You don't plan to get hurt. When a car crash happens, it can lead to significant injuries for those involved....
