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Auto accident statute of limitations alert in Kentucky- Beware of the one-year statute of limitations due to an auto accident on “business premises.”

The value of a personal injury claim is based upon many circumstances and at the end of the day it is determined by a negotiating process similar to the sale of a house.

Kentucky law requires insurance companies to total a vehicle if the cost of repairs exceed 75% of the vehicle's value as determined by the National Auto Dealers Association. If your vehicle is totaled you may have some other options.

The owner of a business owes a duty to their customer to warn them about dangers that exist on their property that are known by the business and not obvious to the customer. This includes an attacking goose.

The Corona virus should not prevent you from hiring an auto accident attorney because it can be done while adhering to the social distancing requirements recommended by the government.

Investigating police officer does not legally determine who is responsible for causing a car, motorcycle or truck accident, but, his or her report is heavily relied upon by insurance companies and lawyers.

Insurance companies have placed exclusions in their auto insurance policies to reduce their exposure in auto accident claims that should make you reconsider using uber transportation or a taxi service.

The "family" exclusion in insurance policies in Kentucky is alive and well with the exception of automobile liability policies and automobile uninsured motorist policies.

Animals that do not have owners, like wild deers, cause accidents but someone injured in the accident cannot make a personal injury claim because there is no insurance policy to make a claim against.

Lawsuits are not required to resolve most auto accident claims. If a lawsuit is required, then it is important for your lawyer to explain to you what is involved in a normal lawsuit.