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What Documents Are Needed for a Car Accident Claim in Louisville?

Car Accidents | April 29, 2021

A car accident claim in Louisville, Kentucky seeks to hold one or more parties financially responsible (liable) for the crash. This means making that person’s insurance company pay for a victim’s medical bills, property repairs and other losses. Before you can recover financial compensation, you or your car accident attorney must prove fault. A key…

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Can Passengers Be Liable for Car Accidents?

Car Accidents | April 27, 2021

Liability, or financial responsibility, for a car accident generally goes to one of the two drivers involved. It is a driver’s duty to safely and properly control a motor vehicle. In rare circumstances, however, fault and liability can go to a passenger. In this scenario, the passenger’s insurance company may have to pay for damages….

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Study: Motor Vehicle Crashes on Kentucky Derby Weekends

News | April 26, 2021

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Who’s Liable in a Ridesharing Accident in Kentucky?

Car Accidents | March 16, 2021

Ridesharing is a fast, affordable, and convenient way to get around Kentucky. Unfortunately, not all rideshare drivers are safe or responsible. An Uber or Lyft driver may cause an accident by texting and driving, driving drowsy, drunk driving, or other types of negligence. If you get into a ridesharing accident in Kentucky, find out who…

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Kentucky Car Seat Laws

Car Accidents | February 16, 2021

Correctly using a car seat can save a child’s life in an auto accident. Aside from being important for protecting a child from harm, car seats are also a requirement by law in Kentucky. Breaking Kentucky’s car seat laws could lead to a traffic ticket for the driver, serious or fatal injuries to the child,…

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What Are Future Damages in a Personal Injury Case?

Personal Injury | January 14, 2021

In personal injury law, damages refer to the compensation you can receive for your injuries and losses. Damages is a broad term that can include medical expenses, lost wages, emotional injuries and property damage. Damages can also refer to the future costs you will incur because of your accident. The goal of a personal injury…

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