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On April 25, 2018, John Crawford was driving on Interstate 71 in Henry County, Kentucky and he saw two stray dogs on the side of the interstate. He called 911 and a Kentucky State Trooper came to the scene and both men attempted to corral the dogs. They were walking along the shoulder of a bridge with the dogs when there was an accident between two tractor trailers.

On February 9, 2023, Steve Hovious, a 58 year-old man out of Campbellsville, ran a red light at the intersection of US 68 and Main Street in Campbellsville. Mr. Hovious was driving a 2000 Honda Accord and ran into a Ford Explorer operated by Courtney Gumm of Nancy, Kentucky. Mr. Hovious died from his injuries at Taylor Regional Hospital and Ms. Gumm suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

On January 9, 2023, two people were killed when they pulled into the path of a dump truck on state highway 194. They were attempting to cross the west bound lanes on highway 194 so they could head aast on 194. There is no explanation of why the driver of the SUV did not see the dump truck. Obviously, in this situation the driver of the SUV is responsible for causing this tragic accident

he statute of limitations is essentially a time limit deadline by which you must file your personal injury claim or lose it forever. Statutes of limitations can vary depending on the type of case, and they are often different from state to state.

Almost any type of consumer product can have a dangerous defect. If you were injured while using a product for its intended purpose, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim.

According to authorities, a car full of teenagers hit the motorcyclist at the intersection of South Limestone and Vine Street.

Tractor-trailers can weigh up to 80,000 pounds – or about 26 times more than the average passenger vehicle. It should come as no surprise, then, that passenger vehicle occupants account for the vast majority of fatalities in commercial truck accidents.

A serious car accident can damage any part of your body, but an injury to your spinal cord can be particularly devastating.

Many people put off doctor’s visits unless they are absolutely certain they need medical treatment. However, delaying a medical evaluation can be a costly mistake after a car accident because it will give the insurance company an excuse to dispute your claim.

If you were injured by a negligent driver in Kentucky, that person’s insurance should pay for your vehicle repairs, medical bills, and other damages. Unfortunately, some drivers do not have insurance, and if you were injured by an uninsured driver, it is important that you learn your rights and take immediate action.