As a renter spending your hard-earned cash for a place to live, you reasonably expect safe conditions when you enter and exit your rented building. Based on Kentucky’s premises liability, landlords are required to resolve safety issues in public areas not exclusively...
Regardless of your case specifics, there are things you can do that may help or hurt how large your settlement will be. Accidents can be very costly and in some cases may even prevent you from earning your usual income due to injuries. While an attorney can help you...
Negligence is one of the most common types of personal injury cases and is defined as a failure to behave appropriately that results in injury or property damage. Negligence must be proven before a company, person, or other entity can be held legally responsible for...
You were walking to a coffee shop before work this morning, and even though you had the crossing signal, a speeding car swung through the intersection and hit you. Now, you’re injured badly, and you can’t work. What should you do, and what is the best course of action...
In the aftermath of an accident, you may be left without a usable car, or with one in dire need of repair. Who should pay for the car, for the rental, for the cell phone that was ruined in the accident? The short answer is that the insurance for the person...
