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You are crossing the street at an intersection when a car hits you. There are sidewalks on both sides, but no painted crosswalk. Now you face medical bills and time away from work. Does the lack of markings affect your right to seek compensation? You could still have...
A bad result after surgery does not always mean malpractice occurred. In Kentucky, the legal issue is whether the provider failed to meet the required level of medical care, whether that mistake caused the injury and whether the patient suffered actual harm. What the...
A broken handrail fall in Kentucky could give you the right to pursue a premises liability claim. State law holds property owners responsible for keeping their premises reasonably safe, and that responsibility covers stairways and handrails. Your ability to recover...
A car crash can leave you with more than repair bills. You may deal with pain, missed work, sleep problems or changes to your daily routine. But in Kentucky, an injury does not automatically mean you can seek compensation for pain and suffering from the driver who...
When another dog hurts your dog, it hits your heart first. You do not see “property” in that moment. You see family in pain and you feel helpless, angry and shaken. Kentucky law cannot erase that trauma, but it can give you a path to accountability. Kentucky law can...
An abnormal test result can cause serious problems when no one follows up. If a doctor misses a concerning result or fails to tell a patient about it, treatment may be delayed and the condition may worsen. In Kentucky, this failure can support a medical malpractice...
Yes. A Louisville store may be liable when falling merchandise causes an injury because of negligence. A loose box or unstable product can turn a normal shopping trip into a serious accident. But when does a falling item make a store legally responsible? The...
A dog bite can change the way someone feels about an animal they once trusted. After an attack, many people try to determine whether they have a valid claim by relying on what they have heard from others. However, common assumptions about dog bite laws can create...
Taking a walk in a park is usually a peaceful activity. Getting bitten by a dog while you are out doesn’t just disrupt your day, it can turn it into a nightmare. The physical trauma from such injuries can heal with time, but one may not recover from it mentally. In...
In Kentucky, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) payments can extend the deadline to file a car accident lawsuit. In general, an injured driver has two years from the crash or two years from the last qualifying PIP payment, whichever is later. The last PIP payment can...