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
Tailgating is a significant problem in both Kentucky and the rest of the United States. Aggressive drivers often follow closely behind other vehicles in order to prompt them to drive faster. And if a driver then needs to make a sudden stop, the result is a rear-end crash. If you’ve been involved in a tailgating... read more
Most people (even those who text and drive themselves) are aware that distracted driving is dangerous. For example, there were 961 collisions in Kentucky where cell phone use was cited as a factor in 2020. The number of Kentucky crashes where distracted driving was cited as a contributing factor was even bigger: 4,564. Distracted driving... read more
Key points of this article: There are two main types of traumatic brain injuries after a car accident: open and closed TBIs can have far-reaching and permanent effects on the victims of car accidents and their families If you have suffered a brain injury after a car accident, you may be entitled to compensation What... read more
Key Points of This Article: Dash cam footage can benefit your personal injury case, but it can also be used against you. Dash cams are legal in Kentucky. You should always review your case and any dash cam footage with an attorney before submitting it for evidence. Dash cams are becoming increasingly common amongst drivers... read more
Key Points of This Article: Causes of chain-reaction collisions How liability is determined after a multi-car accident How an experienced attorney can help you gather evidence and prove fault to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve Chain reaction collisions involving multiple vehicles, also known as a pile-up, can result in severe injuries and other... read more
Key Points of this Article: Slip and fall accidents can lead to severe injuries and can happen more often in the winter due to snow and ice. Property owners have a responsibility to keep their property reasonably free of hazards like snow and ice. Proving fault in a premises liability case is challenging and often... 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
Key Points of This Article: Faulty brakes, tire blowouts, and steering malfunctions are common causes of car accidents. Multiple parties but there are a primary three that can be held liable for a mechanical failure accident: The manufacturer, the mechanic, or the vehicle owner. Under comparative fault laws, more than one party can be held... read more
Key Points of This Article: Passengers can file a lawsuit against negligent parties following an accident. Kentucky’s no-fault coverage requirements enable passengers to receive compensation through their own insurance. Before filing a lawsuit, passengers must meet certain threshold requirements. Whether you are the driver or the passenger in a car accident, you have a right... read more
