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You have been injured in an auto accident and you went to the hospital and they took x-rays and found no broken bones, but you are still having pain. What is your next step?

Sometimes people injured in a motor vehicle accident go to the hospital with car accident injuries, but do not seek any follow-up treatment for their injuries. The reasons for this are several. Some clients just choose to suffer on their own without any physical therapy or medications to assist in their recovery.

After an auto accident victim completes their medical treatment and recovery from the injuries suffered in the auto accident, the auto accident lawyer will collect the client’s remaining medical records and prepare a demand letter submitting the client’s claim to the auto insurance company. Once the demand letter is submitted to the insurance company, I tell my clients that normally ...

If you have been injured in a car accident in Kentucky and there are multiple parties that were injured, how can such a case be resolved? The first thing most people need to understand is that your claim is limited by the amount of insurance available to satisfy that claim. There is no magical fund to compensate for the injuries ...

As an auto accident attorney, it is my job to find all available insurance to make a claim against. Sometimes, when there is a car accident involving an uninsured driver or an underinsured driver, it is necessary for my client to make a claim against their own insurance or the insurance of a resident relative. In many instances the client ...

Occasionally, a few months after the conclusion of an auto accident personal injury claim, I will receive a phone call from a client disappointed that they have received a bill in the mail related to their accident. This can happen for a variety of reasons and, unfortunately, an auto accident attorney cannot guarantee that all bills have been paid.

Normally, if someone is unfortunate enough to be involved in a car accident with a vehicle that does not have insurance, they have no recourse to make any type of claim...

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.