Summary: Incarcerated people face dangers from other inmates, guards, and their environment. When an incarcerated person is hurt, they have rights and often need legal representation. Here in Kentucky, about 41,000 people are incarcerated and 89,000 people will book in and out of our local jails in an average year. These incarcerated people face a […]
While the Kentucky personal injury statute of limitations for most personal injury claims in Kentucky is one year from the date of the injury, there are many exceptions to this rule. Understanding just how the statute of limitations works is essential to seeking compensation for your Kentucky personal injury. Breaking Down the Statute of Limitations […]
Summary: Personal injury cases happen when someone is injured as a result of someone else’s carelessness or mistake. This includes, for example, car accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, medical malpractice, defamation, and more and can result in life-altering injuries like spinal cord injuries, head and brain trauma, workplace accidents, broken bones, and others. Ninety-two […]
What you’ll learn reading this article: Certain Nelson County locations present a risk of falls. Be cautious in five places you commonly visit in your daily life. If you slip and fall, you can sue for injury compensation. Everywhere you go, there’s a risk of slipping and falling. Slip-and-fall accidents happen in a wide variety […]
Falls are the No. 1 cause of emergency room visits in the U.S., but you may not be to blame for your injuries. Today more than 20,000 people will be injured in slip-and-fall accidents. Many of them will head straight to the emergency room or an urgent care center, where their medical bills will quickly […]
When it comes slip and fall accidents, getting the compensation you deserve is no laughing matter. Choose a proven Central Kentucky personal injury attorney that can prove liability in the case of a life changing accident. It’s popular in old movie comedies – everyone laughs when someone slips on a banana peel and goes sprawling. But […]
