Kentucky Personal Injury Blog

Window tint can help keep your car cool, reduce glare, and give you more privacy. However, Kentucky has rules about how dark your windows can be. If your tint is too dark, you could face legal trouble. These laws also help drivers see the road, other cars, and people walking nearby. Dark windows can make…

Brain injuries result in a number of consequences for your physical, mental, and emotional health. Symptoms can be proportional to the injury’s severity, but sometimes, they can take you by surprise. You may not expect that one of the signs of a brain injury is personality changes.  If a loved one has sustained one of…

There is no exact percentage of motorcycle riders who get into accidents each year. However, available traffic data show that motorcyclists face significant risks on the road. Your chances of getting into a motorcycle accident are much higher than your odds of getting into a car accident. Motorcycles account for only 0.6% of all motor…

After a car accident, one of the most common questions injured people have is how much they can expect from a settlement. Medical bills, missed work, vehicle damage, and other expenses can quickly create financial pressure. While a settlement can provide compensation for these losses, there is no standard amount that applies to every accident….

Drunk driving results in thousands of car accidents on Kentucky’s roads each year. In one recent year, impaired driving led to 2,187 injuries and 194 deaths across the state. Drunk driving is a serious offense, and engaging in this behavior could land you in some serious legal trouble.  Keep reading below to learn more about…

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change a person’s life in an instant. Whether caused by a car accident, fall, sports injury, or another traumatic event, a TBI can affect memory, concentration, movement, emotions, and overall quality of life. Recovery often takes time, and many people wonder whether the brain can actually heal after such…

Whether it is possible to get out of jury duty depends on the reason and the surrounding circumstances. In Kentucky and other states, jury service is considered an important civic responsibility. However, some people may qualify for an exemption, postponement, or excuse depending on their situation. Whether someone can avoid serving on a jury depends…

One of the first questions after a car accident is who was at fault. The answer can affect your ability to recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. Unfortunately, insurance companies do not always get it right.  An incorrect fault determination can reduce the compensation you recover or complicate your claim. If…