Lane change accidents are a common type of car crashes that occur when a vehicle moves from one lane to another and collides with another vehicle. This type of car accident can happen in various scenarios, such as a driver merging onto a highway or overtaking another vehicle. Understanding who is responsible in a lane-changing... read more
Winter is upon us, which means it’s time to take extra precautions to prep for winter travel and avoid being the victim of one of the many Kentucky snow accidents that get reported. Car accidents are unfortunate as is, but they can be so much worse when the roads are snowy and icy. However, as... read more
There was a time when you could easily answer any question about Kentucky’s Right of Way Laws. Unfortunately, that time was probably back when you were 16 years old and studying for your driver’s license. It may be time for a little refresher. Right of way laws are crucial, not only because you want to... read more
Key Points of this Article: Reckless driving in Kentucky is defined broadly in KRS 189.290, but many different unsafe driving practices can fall under the umbrella of reckless driving. Basically, reckless driving is any driving that is “not in a careful manner.” In other words, reckless driving is negligent driving. If you are struck and... read more
First responders face risks to their health incredibly frequently. They put their lives on the line to protect and help others, and many are killed every year in accidents and deliberate violence. One notable source of injury and death results from irresponsible drivers failing to operate their vehicles safely while first responders are parked on... read more
It’s often surprising and frustrating to learn that your family doctor will not treat or evaluate your injuries following an accident. After a car accident or slip and fall injury, your family doctor who you’ve been seeing for years, potentially, might simply say no to treatment and evaluation. While such a scenario seems off putting,... read more
Key Points of This Article: The dangers of trucking accidents What parties can be held liable in trucking accidents How to prove and determine fault When someone is involved in an accident with a semi-truck or a tractor-trailer, the resulting damages and injuries can be extensive and severe. Unfortunately, proving fault in these types of... read more
Key Points of This Article: Kentucky rules govern when pedestrians have the right of way on the road and when they don’t. Pedestrians can be found at fault for a car accident if they don’t practice a reasonable level of care. Even if a pedestrian isn’t struck by a vehicle, they can still be held... read more
Dealing with the aftermath of a truck accident is highly stressful. Once you ensure the immediate safety and health of yourself and other involved parties, there’s still a lot to navigate as you determine what happened and how to proceed. If you or a family member has been in a truck accident in Kentucky, read... read more
Key Points of This Article: Drowsiness is a leading cause of car accidents. It is estimated that a significant number of accidents are related to drowsy driving—more than is actually being reported. Signs and symptoms that indicate extreme fatigue and drowsiness Drivers who are most at risk of driving while drowsy Pursuing personal injury claims... read more
