What are Distractions While Driving?

Despite states passing laws to crack down on distracted driving, such as texting while driving bans, distracted driving remains one of the most common causes of car accidents.  In 2021, over 3,500 people were killed in accidents caused by distracted driving. Additionally, the Kentucky Department of Transportation released a report for 2020 that showed over […]

Steps You Should Take After a Kentucky Bus Crash

Most people are aware of what happens with general car accidents. But what happens when a bus driver crashes and causes an accident? Though bus accidents aren’t often discussed, they happen more often than you think, especially during the school year. But bus accidents don’t just happen with school buses, they can include metro buses, […]

What is the Good Samaritan Law in Kentucky?

It’s common to hear stories and see media coverage of individuals accomplishing heroic feats to rescue those in danger. And although these feel-good stories are entertaining and inspiring, those who attempt to help in emergency situations can sometimes be held liable for damages if something goes wrong. Fortunately, every state has some form of what’s […]

Who’s Liable in a Single Vehicle Accident?

Though accidents involving multiple vehicles are common, there are actually more accidents that happen involving a single vehicle. Nationwide, 55% of all fatal accidents in 2020 were single vehicle accidents.  However, just because there is only one car involved in these accidents doesn’t necessarily mean that the driver of that car is automatically the one […]

Is Hydroplaning an At Fault Accident?

Hydroplaning is a serious danger posed to Kentucky drivers during rainy and inclement weather. Especially common in the first ten minutes of light rainfall because the rain mixes with oil residue on roads, hydroplaning occurs when roads become slick and difficult to navigate. Additionally, the accumulation of water on the road can cause a vehicle […]

How Do You Prove a Soft Tissue Injury After a Car Accident in Kentucky?

When you are injured in an accident in Kentucky, you can file a claim with your own no-fault insurance to recover compensation. You may even be able to file a claim against another party, such as another driver, so long as they are the one responsible for the accident and your injuries.  However, in either […]