The majority of car accidents in Kentucky are due to one driver’s negligence. Speeding, following too closely, or disobeying traffic signals are all common factors. If you’ve suffered injuries as a result of a collision involving negligence, the responsible party could be liable for your losses. Typically, you would seek…

Unfortunately, auto accidents remain a serious public safety problem in Kentucky. According to the most recent Kentucky Traffic Collision Report, 151,580 collisions were reported in the state in the year 2014 alone. This crashes resulted in at least 22,958 injuries and 612 fatalities. The risk of an accident rises during…

Kentucky drivers have a legal duty to follow state highway laws and to operate their vehicle safely. Unfortunately, far too often drivers fail to live up to that duty. Because of that, reckless driving in Kentucky is a major problem. A car accident lawyer can help car accident victims hold…

We have all been in stuck in busy parking lots at some point in our lives. For both drivers and pedestrians, cramped parking lots can be frustrating and stressful. Did you know that they can also be dangerous? According to data collected by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC), 23,854 motor…

It is certainly possible to get into a car wreck and for a government agency then be to blame. Things like roads in disrepair or construction work can and do lead to accidents on a regular basis. If this has happened to you, you may be wondering “Can I sue…

Protecting yourself financially begins the moment you are in an auto accident. As an attorney, I get many questions regarding what to do afterward and how to prepare for the eventuality of going to court. With that in mind, here are answers to a few of the questions I am asked on…

When you are in a car accident, it is perfectly natural to be unsure of what to do. The entire process of getting into a wreck is overwhelming and traumatic, leaving most people without a clear head. For this reason, I always recommend calling me immediately, since doing so allows…