Kentucky Uninsured Motorist Laws
Car accidents have the potential to cause a significant amount of harm. Even just a single collision can cause thousands of dollars in property damage and severe injuries, leaving victims with lasting financial, physical, and emotional damages. As motorists, we are required to maintain auto insurance coverage that protects other drivers and us in the […]
How Common Is PTSD After a Car Accident?
Being in a car accident is traumatizing and terrifying. It doesn’t matter how severe the accident is. Most of us already know—many through first-hand experience—that a motor vehicle accident can cause more than just physical injury. A high number of crash victims, both drivers and passengers, suffer lingering mental health complications like post-traumatic stress disorder […]
Dealing With Lexington Insurance Companies After a Car Accident
Hurt in a car crash and out of work? Watching medical bills pile up while your bank account shrinks? Still trying to come to terms with the physical and emotional pain the crash has left you with? Receiving a settlement offer from the insurance company might seem like the lifeline you need, but accepting the […]
What Causes Most Rear-End Accidents?
We hear a lot of complex legal questions as car accident attorneys in Lexington, KY. But to the question “What causes most rear-end accidents?”, the answer is simple: human error. Almost every rear-end collision in Kentucky could have been prevented if drivers were more attentive. Rear-end accidents happen when two vehicles are traveling in the […]
What To Expect When Filing a Car Accident Claim
If you’ve been in a car accident in Lexington, KY, you may wonder what to expect during the claims process. What will happen when you file a claim? What should you do to ensure the process goes smoothly? Read on for a discussion of what drivers can expect when filing an auto injury claim in […]
Is Kentucky a No-Fault State for Auto Accidents?
Is Kentucky a no-fault state for auto accidents? Yes, Kentucky is one of only 12 “no-fault” states and one of only three states known as “choice no-fault” states. We’ll examine what exactly these terms mean below. The most important thing to remember about no-fault laws in auto accidents is that Personal Injury Protection (PIP) auto […]
