Protecting your rights in western Kentucky
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To a Kentucky teenager, a driver's license is the first step to independence. As a parent, however, the legal right to drive may leave you feeling uneasy. With safety remaining the top concern for parents of new drivers, what can you do to compromise with your teen?...
Few activities are as enjoyable as cruising along on your motorcycle when the weather is nice while having the breeze blow through your hair and past your face. With that said, some motorcyclists practice unsafe driving habits that put their lives at risk while doing...
As a worker in Kentucky, you are entitled to workers' compensation benefits if you suffer an injury or illness that is directly related to your job. Although there's a misconception about workers' comp, a claim is not simply against your employer. There's a lot more...
There are many different types of distractions that drivers face every day in Kentucky. From using a cellphone to eating while driving, these things can be deadly for motorists on the road. Here are the common types of distractions that cause motor vehicle accidents...
People might suffer injuries on the job even when they take great care to avoid any mishaps. Kentucky workers in all industries may file for workers' compensation after being hurt, but something goes wrong with the claim. A denial letter reveals the claim suffered a...
The Miranda warnings come from a U.S. Supreme Court ruling called Miranda v. Arizona. In this Supreme Court ruling, individuals in the United States were granted the right to stay silent and the right to a lawyer. Read below to learn more about your Miranda rights in...
Kentucky residents who watch courtroom dramas have likely seen an actor playing an attorney demand that evidence is admitted because the opposing counsel “opened the door.” Attorneys make this argument in real life when their courtroom adversaries introduce evidence...
If the police stop you in Kentucky, your first instinct might be to answer their questions. You might worry that if you stay silent, it makes you look guilty. In fact, many police officers have admitted that the opposite is true. What could happen if you talk to the...
Complacency could become a problem among drivers who multitask. A person who eats while driving might not worry much. Yet, an accident could occur when not entirely focused. When someone chooses to put on makeup while driving, they could be taking an even greater...
Most people consider themselves to be good drivers, but almost everyone engages in at least one habit that could increase their risk of getting into an accident. For instance, it isn't uncommon for drivers to perform rolling stops at intersections or to drive faster...
