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If you live in the State of Kentucky, when purchasing auto insurance, you might have heard your insurance agent/company mention that Kentucky is a “No-Fault State.”  The following states are considered to be “no-fault” states: Florida Hawaii Kansas Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Jersey New York North Dakota Pennsylvania Utah To live in a no-fault…

After being injured in an accident, people are often wondering when they should hire a Louisville car accident lawyer. As experienced injury attorneys, we can’t how stress how important it is to hire legal representation before you begin negotiating with the insurance companies. Auto insurance companies have a team of lawyers and adjusters who start…

As we are all now aware, state lawmakers have issued mandatory statewide orders to close non-essential businesses as a result oft he novel COVID-19 outbreak across the world. Essential businesses consist of service workers such as police officers, utility companies, hospital workers, EMS, and even grocery store workers. As a safety measure, residents are being…

Birth injuries are traumatic, both for the baby and the family. Symptoms of brain injuries vary with each case; sometimes a baby will show signs of a brain injury right away, while others may take years. Diagnosis of a baby brain injury is tricky and requires the help of professionals. Brain injuries during childbirth can…

If this article sounds similar to a recent experience that you or a loved one have suffered from, please don’t hesitate to contact our Louisville personal injury lawyers online or call 859-578-4444 to schedule a free consultation! Last month, a Kentucky House committee approved a bill to add tax on vaping products as well as…

The infamous electronic cigarette products made by Juul were put into a study at Harvard University. The study concluded that Juul pods contain a microbial toxin that can cause long-term lung damage. The researchers from Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health found that out of the 54 Juul pods they analyzed, 46% had detectable…

Despite tragic deaths, countless health risks, and a recent ban by the Food and Drug Administration, most young Americans are still stuck in their vaping habits. According to a recent study, by Harmony Healthcare, nearly 80% of Americans between 18 and 38 years old aren’t concerned about the negative health effects that come with actively…