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Only about 10% of criminal cases in Kentucky and throughout the country actually go to trial. Although the vast majority of cases are resolved through a plea deal, it doesn't mean that you should accept an offer made by the prosecutor in your case. Accepting a plea...
You were injured on the job in Paducah, Kentucky, and have reported the incident to your employer. Now, the question is how soon you'll receive compensation for your medical bills and lost income. A lot depends on the employer. Most employers, including sole...
You may have been the victim of a drowsy driver in Kentucky, and the injuries may have been so severe that personal injury protection won't cover the losses. In that case, you might be eligible to file a third-party insurance claim. Drowsy driving is one of the...
One of the greatest dangers that you will face on the road in Kentucky comes from large trucks. These vehicles naturally pose a risk to other drivers due to their large size. However, this risk is compounded by the fact that some truck drivers are not fully engaged...
You were injured in a car crash on your way to work, and you discover that the other driver was distracted. If the driver was a teen, then it would make sense in light of some recent findings linking unsafe teen driving with early school start times. Schools across...
If a loved one in Kentucky suffered a serious injury in a car wreck, then it may benefit them to learn more about personal injury law. If the loved one was driving a vehicle that has received a four- or five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety...
Hit-and-run accidents in Kentucky and around the country injure thousands of road users every year, and many of the reckless drivers responsible are never apprehended. Drivers may flee the scene of an accident because they are impaired, wanted by law enforcement,...
Drivers who are not paying attention to the road are responsible for a significant number of fatalities each year on roadways across Kentucky and the rest of the nation. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says distracted drivers were involved...
Kentucky residents may be interested in learning about the potential ramifications for automobile manufacturers if they add features to their vehicles to minimize distracted driving. Automobile manufacturers are exploring the use of software and artificial...
Every year, millions of people in Kentucky and across the U.S. incur a traumatic brain injury. What some may not know is that TBIs are very often a factor in the later development of dementia. Sadly, many TBI-related dementia patients are misdiagnosed as having...
