Recent Blog Posts
Understanding The Alibi Defense
If you’re facing criminal charges, you are innocent until proven guilty. And it’s up to the prosecution to prove you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. However, while the burden of proof officially lies with the prosecution, you should be ready with a strong defense strategy. You should prepare a defense strategy that can… Read More »
Do You Need To Use An Affirmative Defense In Your Criminal Case?
If you’ve been arrested and charged with a crime in Kentucky, it’s crucial that you reach out to a qualified criminal defense attorney who can help you develop a strong defense strategy. A skilled criminal defense attorney will help you develop a defense strategy suited to your situation. Depending on the specifics of your… Read More »
6 Things You Should Not Do When Police Stop You
According to Stanford University’s Open Policing Project, police pull over 50,000 drivers daily. That is over 20 million drivers annually. So your chances of being stopped by the police the next time you are on the road are pretty high. Being pulled over by law enforcement officers can be nerve-wracking. Only a handful of… Read More »
Who Is Liable In A Kentucky Rear-And Accident?
Rear-end accidents are quite common in the United States of America. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration approximates that rear-end accidents account for nearly 30% of all traffic crashes. Unfortunately, when a rear-end accident occurs, it can result in serious injuries or even death. Some common injuries in rear-end collisions include whiplash, dislocated shoulders,… Read More »
What To Do If You Are Accused Of Burglary?
Burglary is a serious crime in Kentucky. Burglary entails entering or remaining illegally in a building with the intention of committing a crime. In Kentucky, burglary is punishable by at least one year and up to twenty years in jail. If the prosecutor claims you had a deadly weapon or an explosive, you risk… Read More »
Steps To Take If You Are In A Truck Accident With An Impaired Driver
Impaired driving is dangerous. Impaired truck drivers can cause catastrophic damage. Unfortunately, although drivers are not allowed to operate trucks while impaired by drugs or alcohol, many do not follow the law. Being in a truck accident with an impaired driver can be devastating and traumatic. It can be hard to manage the aftermath… Read More »
Steps To Take After A Domestic Violence Accusation
Domestic violence in Kentucky means, among other things, physical injury between family members or members of an unmarried couple. Every year, many people are accused of domestic violence in Kentucky. When a person is accused of domestic violence, it can have devastating consequences. For example, domestic violence accusations can result in the loss of… Read More »
5 Hidden Injuries To Look Out For After A Car Accident
Car accidents cause an astounding number of injuries every year. According to the WHO, over one million people lose their lives, and between 20 and 50 million more suffer non-fatal injuries in road traffic crashes yearly. In Kentucky alone, there were 119,449 traffic collisions in 2020 that caused 708 deaths and over 20,000 non-fatal… Read More »
Why Is It Dangerous To Overload A Truck?
Trucks deliver essential goods across Kentucky and the U.S. at large. Usually, the more goods a trucking company can deliver, the more money the company can make. Because of this, some companies choose to overload trucks. Trucking companies do this despite there being laws in place that regulate the weight and size of the… Read More »
Some Common Causes Of Truck Accidents In Kentucky
Trucks are crucial to the nation’s economy. Truck drivers transport a large percentage of United States freight, and many U.S. communities depend on trucks for their food, raw materials, and other essentials. Generally, without trucks making deliveries across the nation daily, many people would not be able to receive their needs or go about… Read More »