Category Archives: Vehicle Accidents

You’ve been in a car accident; the insurance company has made you an offer, and your first impulse is to accept it quickly because you need the money. Don’t do it!  Chances are the offer is for far less than your case is worth. Insurance companies are out for profit, and the less they pay out, the more money they make. As a result, they often try to deny or minimize payouts, and accident victims anxious for cash rush t...

Riding your motorcycle can be a great experience, but all of that can change in an instant if your motorcycle is hit by a car from behind. On average, motorcycles weigh about 400 pounds, whereas the average passenger car weighs between 2,800 and 3,200 pounds, so motorcyclists often suffer much greater harm when these two vehicles collide, and crashes may result in catastrophic injuries or death. While people often think of ...

Motorcycles are different from cars – isn’t that why we love them? For better or worse, the lack of a metal cage adds to a unique sense of freedom. Feeling as if you are one with nature and the road — plus all the really cool riding gear — makes motorcycles very appealing. Unfortunately, riding motorcycles can be dangerous as well. On average, motorcycles weigh about 400 pounds, whereas the average passenger car wei...

If you have been in a car accident in Kentucky, it is essential to obtain a copy of your police accident report, as these reports can help you with your claim and provide evidence and documentation should you wind up in an insurance or legal dispute. This report, called the Kentucky Uniform Police Traffic Collision Report, is especially important if there were injuries and property damage from the accident, and it can be impor...

Whether or not you can sue after a car accident in Kentucky depends on the circumstances involved. Kentucky is a “no-fault” insurance state, which could limit your right to sue the negligent driver and what you might collect to pay for the damages you suffered. However, no-fault insurance often does not cover all your losses, and when they are severe, it may be appropriate to file a lawsuit. If you or a loved one was se...