Category: Personal Injury

If you are at the very beginning of a personal injury case in Kentucky, it is normal to wonder how long your case will take to resolve. While every case is unique, there are similarities in how Kentucky law deals with personal injury claims, including the general legal process. Find out how long it may…

Pain and suffering can be a confusing part of a personal injury claim. It is a broad category of damages, or financial compensation, that looks different to each plaintiff. Placing a value on pain and suffering is difficult, as this is an intangible type of loss with no specific dollar amount. It is critical, however,…

Accidents in Kentucky can be devastating in more ways than one. They can inflict serious bodily injuries, with medical bills and lost wages that are overwhelming for a victim. They can also result in great physical pain, emotional suffering and psychological turmoil. The plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit deserves to know how much his…

During your personal injury case in Kentucky, you may hear the term “subrogation.” This refers to a process where another company seeks repayment for the money that it previously paid out on your behalf, such as money to cover your medical bills. Subrogation is a way for a party that paid for your losses but…

In theory, having a pre-existing injury should not negatively impact your personal injury claim. However, insurance companies are notorious for using any excuse to devalue a claim or deny benefits, including a client’s pre-existing conditions. It is important to understand your rights as a claimant during an injury claim in Louisville. You may need assistance…

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…

You may encounter a few challenges as the plaintiff of a personal injury case in Kentucky. One possibility is the assumption of risk defense. A defendant could use this defense to allege that you were aware of the risks an activity posed and agreed to participate anyway. The assumption of risk defense could reduce your…

COVID-19 has paused life in many ways. Personal injury lawsuits, however, are still being filed and processed in high numbers in Kentucky. Many of these lawsuits have to do with the coronavirus itself, such as lawsuits from negligent sanitation practices at work or hospitals. Find out if you can file a personal injury claim for…