Truck Accidents

Kentucky has a lot of beautiful countryside and smaller country roads to go with it. But, when does one type of road stop and the other start? A rural or country road has low traffic volume and is identified by having one or two lanes. The purpose is to serve local and [...]

Accidents range from fender benders to devastating multi-car crashes. According to estimates provided by insurance companies, you’ll be in an accident about every 18 years. So if you start driving at age 16, you’ll most likely be in a crash by the time you’re 34 and two more [...]

With the temperature plummeting and winter fast-approaching, the conditions of Kentucky roadways are going to worsen with freezing rain and snow. Not only does this make it more difficult and dangerous to navigate the roadways in general, but it can also make sharing the road [...]

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Summer is here, which means road trips galore! But that also means increased traffic.

Memorial Day is just around the corner, and everyone is gearing up for the unofficial start of summer. You may not think too much about getting behind the wheel of car, truck, or a boat after having a few drinks this Memorial Day, but it could be a very costly mistake.

You've just been in a wreck. Your emotions are wild and you want to make sure everyone involved is okay. Do you call the police? Do you take pictures? What if the other driver doesn't have insurance? This is the time to keep calm and do things the right way.

Every personal injury case is unique and has many factors that determine how much the case is worth. Everything from the severity of injury, to lost work, to even where the accident happened can make a tremendous difference in the final payout once everything is settled.

After a car or big truck accident has caused injury to you or your loved ones, the last thing you want to worry about is the bill. Paying for medical bills after an accident is not a fun topic, but one that must be discussed.

Many people who are in serious car accidents feel overwhelmed. The medical bills pile up, and after several calls with insurance, they're nowhere closer to receiving a settlement check to cover their expenses than when they first began.