While no attorney can promise certain results in a case, The Kentucky Auto Accident Attorney can promise that every effort will be made to obtain the best result possible for your case. Below are some sample results from some of the Kentucky Auto Accident Attorney’s cases:

Estate of Robert Bivin v. Pro Logistics - Robert Bivin tragically died when he assisted a stranded vehicle that had run out of gas and a tractor-trailer operated by Pro Logistics ran off Interstate 65 near Bowling Green, Kentucky and killed Mr. Bivin. Mr. Bivin’s estate obtain a policy limits settlement from Pro Logistics, and a policy limits settlement with two layers of underinsured motorist coverage.

Estate of Greg Harris v. Turner Expediting - A young father of two girls was killed on the Watterson Expressway when his vehicle ran into the rear of a slow moving truck. Originally, this case appeared to have a significant liability issue since Mr. Harris ran into the rear of the tractor-trailer, but a detailed investigation revealed that the tractor-trailer was traveling at an unsafe slow speed without emergency lights . A computer animation of the accident showed that Mr. Harris had insufficient time to avoid the tractor-trailer, which had mechanical difficulties and was traveling too slow on the highway in the dark. A significant settlement was obtained for the estate, which allowed the family of Greg Harris lifetime financial security.

Valladares v. Mitsubishi - A Canadian family of four were in an auto accident on the Gene Snyder Freeway in Louisville, KY on October 29, 2002. The auto accident involved a moderate rear- end collision, but the collision caused a fire that quickly engulfed the vehicle and badly burned the two children and two adults in the vehicle. The liability limits of the at-fault driver were quickly recovered and this lawsuit involved a products liability lawsuit against Mitsubishi who had built the Eagle Vista station wagon driven by the Valladares. The basis of the product liability lawsuit was that Mitsubishi negligently designed the vehicle by placing the spare tire in a position so that a rear-end accident would drive the spare tire into the gas tank causing an explosion. The case was settled through a federal mediation.

Downey v. Robey - This accident involved a tractor-trailer and a pedestrian, Randy Downey, who was working at a highway construction site. Roby, the driver of the tractor-trailer for Eck Miller Transportation, drove his tractor-trailer over Downey’s foot and ankle causing Downey to lose half of his foot. This case was tried to a jury verdict in March of 1998 and Downey received a verdict in the amount of $691,911.00.

Decker v. Sanders - This auto accident occurred in Glasgow, KY and was tried before the Barren Circuit Court in May of 2002. Karen Decker had received soft tissue injuries in this auto accident and her medical expenses were only $8,629.10 and the jury returned a verdict in the amount of $74,995.89.