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As an auto accident lawyer since 1986, I remember that until several years ago, victims of auto accidents, truck accidents and motorcycle accidents occurring in Kentucky were able to stack underinsured motorist policies, but due to changes made to these policies by most insurance companies, stacking rarely occurs today.

Probably the most common mistake made by Kentucky auto accident victims is that they fail to protect their no-fault benefits for lost wages.

If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident and the at-fault party does not have insurance on his or her vehicle, then the only personal injury claim you can make is against your own uninsured motorist coverage.

Many motor vehicle accident victims are concerned about their vehicle insurance rates being raised if they have a bodily injury claim even when they are not at fault.

Did you know that you can reject Kentucky No-Fault? But, should you reject Kentucky No-fault and how do you do it anyway? You need an experienced Kentucky accident attorney to answer these questions. The Kentucky Accident Attorney will help you answer these questions below.