After an accident, several things must take place. One of which includes exchanging insurance information with the other driver involved. However, swift willingness to produce insurance may not always be put forward. Reasoning for wanting to withhold insurance can vary from not having insurance, the driver is intoxicated, or their license is suspended, or it… Read More
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How to Remain a Smart & Safe Driver as Daylight Savings Time Approaches
Hello Kentuckians! With the impending transition to Spring in mid-March less than a month away, it is essential to note that Daylight Savings time is forthcoming as well. The official date for the conversion to Daylight Savings time this year is Sunday, March 8th. With that being said, as time leaps forward, we will lose… Read More
Don’t Share Your Accident
One of the first and most common accidents you can make immediately following a collision is posting online. This is also one of the more common ongoing mistakes personal injury clients make. Insurance adjusters are reasonably adept at trawling social media feeds for any piece of leverage for lowering claim settlements. Here are the… Read More
When Do Pedestrians Have Right of Way in Kentucky?
A Comprehensive Guide to Kentucky’s Pedestrian Laws Pedestrian Laws at Dedicated Crossings (Intersections, Marked Crosswalks, and Unmarked Crosswalks) Kentucky law states that pedestrians within dedicated crossings have the right of way. Drivers are required to slow down or stop for pedestrians, and not allowed to pass drivers who have stopped for pedestrians. That being said,… Read More
Five Ways You Can Hurt Your Workers’ Compensation Case
1) Failing to report the injury or delaying treatment Kentucky law requires injured workers to report their work injury claim as soon as “reasonable.” What is “reasonable” depends on the unique facts of your case. If you wait too long, you could lose out on your right to medical benefits, lost wages, and other benefits… Read More
I Was Hurt at Work- What Do I Do?
1) Report the injury right away Kentucky law requires an injured worker to notify their employer about a work injury as soon as “reasonable.” What is “reasonable” depends on the facts of your case. The best practice is to notify your employer the same day as the injury. Be sure to inform a supervisor or… Read More
Why Is My Car Insurance So High?!
One of the most frustrating aspects of purchasing a vehicle is applying for and purchasing car insurance. In Kentucky, the prospective owner of a new vehicle must provide proof of insurance coverage prior to transferring the vehicle. The amount of insurance coverage purchased MUST meet the following minimum policy limits: Bodily Injury coverage in the… Read More
Why Does Preston Highway Have so Many Car Accidents?
It is remarkable how many accidents occur on Preston Highway in Bullitt County. With much needed new construction and changing traffic patterns over the past several years, a more open road is available to Bullitt County travelers compared to winding narrow two-lane highway of the past. These developments are much better for commerce but can… Read More
What Happens If I’m a Passenger in a Car That Causes a Car Accident?
One of the greatest fears many people have is not being in control. There is hardly a better example of this fear becoming a reality than being a passenger in a car accident. Even after the traumatic event of someone else losing control, passengers are still dependent on others to meet their needs after a… Read More
Do I Have to Replace my Child’s Car Seat after a Car Wreck?
After a car accident, you’re stressed. You’re trying to get your life back in order. With all the stress one of the most often overlooked items to replace is a child’s car seat. Safety experts recommend that any car seat involved in any car accident must be replaced, even if the child wasn’t in the seat… Read More
