Injury & Accident Lawyer in Pikeville KY

Can You Sue for PTSD After an Accident?

April 27,2021

Devastating vehicle crashes can cause lifelong injuries, resulting in broken bones, disfigurement, neurological and muscular damage and disability. The wreck itself can also be emotionally traumatizing, causing nightmares, extreme anxiety, depression and, in some severe cases, PTSD. Beyond physical and psychological injuries, you are probably also facing large medical bills and lost wages. After a car accident, there are ...

How Long Do You Have to Sue After an Accident?

July 15,2020

When you or a family member has been in a vehicle crash caused by someone else, you might be wondering how long do you have to sue after an accident. The amount of time you have to sue is called a statute of limitations in legal terms. After a car accident in which someone is injured or killed, the statute of limitation to sue in Kentucky is usually: Two years from the date of the car accident which caused the injury I...

What is the Average Settlement for a Motorcycle Accident?

July 14,2020

When you’ve been injured in a motorcycle crash the impact can be devastating. Medical expenses, loss of income if you can’t work, and other costs can take a serious toll. When you have these bills to pay, you might be wondering what is the average settlement for a motorcycle accident? There isn’t a simple answer to this question because every motorcycle accident is different. No two settlements are exactly the same. T...

How Long Do You Have to Sue for Personal Injury?

May 29,2019

A driver is texting, blows through a red light, and T-bones your car. You slip on a slick spot in a store, which management failed to clean up or draw attention to with a warning sign. Every person has a right to not be harmed by the action or inaction of business owners and fellow citizens. If you are hurt and someone else is at fault, you may have a case for redress in the form of a personal injury lawsuit. How long do...

Research Links Motorcycle Accident Deaths and . . . Full Moon?

May 17,2019

The full moon has long been linked to supposed strange occurrences and odd behaviors in people and animals. Ancient philosophers posited that water in the brain was somehow subject to the pull of the moon, much like ocean tides. It’s no coincidence that the words “lunacy” and “lunatic” are derived from Luna, who was the Roman goddess of the moon. While scientific proof that the phases of the moon have influence ov...

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