After serious accidents, many injured people face the prospect of needing money to pay their medical bills and overcome serious injuries. However, the prospect of going through a courtroom trial to seek financial accountability can be intimidating and stressful. Having a trusted legal representation helps. In fact, most personal injury…

Common Injuries in the Food Service Industry

Commercial kitchens, restaurants, food trucks, and similar businesses can be dangerous places for workers. The risk of injury from ovens, hot surfaces, slippery floors, and sharp knives is high. When injuries occur, the injured worker may have a right to file a workers’ compensation claim to receive paid medical care…

Settlements can provide Kentucky personal injury victims with compensation for both economic and non-economic damages that they have suffered. Economic damages are the tangible losses from the accident, such as medical expenses, lost wages from missed work, and loss of earning potential. These losses are relatively easy to calculate. Non-economic…

A bicyclist was hit by a car leaning on the road.

As bicycle riding grows in popularity in Kentucky, cyclists may wonder whether they will be protected by insurance if they are injured in a bicycle accident. The answer is that bicycling injuries may be covered depending on how they happen and what insurance policies exist. You can insure yourself against…

How to prove if a wear and tear injury is work related in Kentucky

The repetitive wear and tear from years of hard work in Kentucky coal mines, construction sites, factories, warehouses, or office cubicles can lead to debilitating injuries. You may seek workers’ compensation benefits if you are diagnosed with a job-related wear-and-tear injury. If your employer is disputing your right to benefits…

An Employee Suing an Employer for an Injury.

A primary principle of workers’ compensation insurance is that because your employer provides state-mandated workers’ comp coverage, you cannot sue your employer for on-the-job injuries. The Kentucky Workers’ Compensation Act recognizes workers’ compensation benefits as the exclusive remedy for work-related injuries. But if someone on your job site other than…

Blog Banner: How Long Do You Have to Sue Someone After an Incident

When accidents happen, those injured often face lengthy recoveries, mounting bills, and emotional anguish. If you were injured due to someone else’s disregard for safety, it’s only fair that you have the opportunity to hold those at fault accountable and pursue the compensation you need. Kentucky’s statutes of limitations define…

Personal injury claim form

Most personal injury claims are based on the concept that an individual or business failed to fulfill its duties to another individual as a result of carelessness, neglect, or disregard for safety. Negligence may be defined as the failure to act with the level of care that a reasonably prudent…