Monthly Archives: November 2023
Proving a Driver Was Distracted When They Hit You
The CDC estimates that every day in the U.S., almost ten people die in accidents involving a distracted driver. Distracted driving is when a driver engages in any activity that takes their attention away from the task of driving. Distracted driving includes activities such as texting or holding a phone call while driving, drinking… Read More »
Juvenile Crimes in Kentucky
One of a parent’s worst nightmares is learning that their child has been arrested. Regardless of the accusations your child is facing, it is understandable that you may feel scared about your child’s future. If the police in Kentucky have arrested your child, you need to contact an attorney as soon as possible. A… Read More »
5 Legal Steps To Take After a Kentucky Car Accident
Car accidents are quite common in Kentucky. In a year, more than 100,000 car accidents occur in Kentucky, most resulting in injuries. Unfortunately, due to the adrenaline rush and extreme panic, many car accident victims may not immediately realize they are injured. Some people may also not know what to do immediately after a… Read More »
How Should You Invoke Your Right To Remain Silent?
Whether or not you have interacted with the police, you most likely know of the right to remain silent. This right is granted under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution. However, you may not know when the police must advise you of this constitutional right and how to invoke this right. This… Read More »