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Can a Guilty Plea in a Criminal Case Be Used in a Personal Injury Case in Kentucky?
In Kentucky, after someone suffers an injury because of another person’s negligence, they can pursue a personal injury claim to recover compensation. In some cases, the negligent party may face both criminal charges and a civil claim for the same conduct. For instance, if a drunk driver causes an accident, they may face drunk… Read More »
3 Costly Mistakes To Avoid in a Car Crash Case
A car accident, no matter how minor, can instantly disrupt your life. On top of the initial shock, you may also be dealing with your injuries, mounting medical bills, and the emotional toll of the accident. Assuming you’ve done everything right after the car accident, that is, gathered evidence at the scene, sought medical… Read More »
Understanding Neck Pain After a Car Accident
Neck pain is one of the most common injuries following a car accident. Unfortunately, many people assume it’s just temporary stiffness that will go away on its own. However, what seems like mild discomfort may indicate severe underlying damage that, if left untreated, may result in significant health consequences. During a crash, your head… Read More »
Top 5 Mistakes People Make When Choosing a Car Accident Lawyer
If you’ve been hurt in a car accident and suffered damages, you may be thinking of hiring a lawyer. A lawyer can help you secure compensation for unexpected medical bills, lost wages, and even pain and suffering. Choosing the right attorney is crucial as it can determine whether you receive fair compensation or settle… Read More »
What You Shouldn’t Say During a Social Security Disability Hearing
If you cannot work because of a disabling medical condition, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. As part of the process for accessing SSD benefits, you may be required to attend a hearing before a judge. A Social Security Disability hearing allows you to demonstrate to the administrative law judge… Read More »
How Are Personal Injury Settlements Calculated in Kentucky?
If you’ve suffered an injury due to the negligence of another party in Kentucky, you have the right to seek a personal injury settlement. Understanding how personal injury settlements are calculated can help you make informed decisions. This information can help you when negotiating with insurance companies or during your lawsuit. By understanding how… Read More »
Using Dash Cam Footage for Car Accident Claims in Kentucky
They say seeing is believing, and a picture, well, a video, in this case, is worth a thousand words. If you have been involved in an accident, determining liability is crucial to help you recover compensation for injuries and losses. However, this is not always easy, and providing concrete evidence is vital. If you… Read More »
The Impact of “No-Fault” Insurance Laws on Kentucky Car Accident Claims
When it comes to car insurance, different states have different laws that determine how car accident claims are handled. Kentucky follows a “no-fault” insurance system and also stands out as one of only three states in the U.S. that follow the “choice-no-fault” system. While the no-fault insurance laws help streamline the compensation process, they… Read More »
Can I File a Lawsuit if I Slipped and Fell on a Sidewalk? Who’s Responsible?
A slip-and-fall accident can be annoying and embarrassing. Unfortunately, few people are lucky to escape with only minor scrapes from a slip-and-fall accident. Sometimes, these accidents can lead to life-threatening injuries, such as broken bones, knee and ankle injuries, concussions, and even traumatic brain injuries. This can lead to unexpected and lengthy hospital stays,… Read More »
Accessing Social Security Benefits After a Traumatic Brain Injury
More than 1.7 million people in the U.S. experience a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) yearly. This condition occurs when a sudden jolt or blow damages the brain, disrupting its normal function. TBIs may also result from penetrating injuries where an object breaches brain tissue. Depending on the severity, symptoms can range from mild and… Read More »