How to Get a Car Accident Police Report
July 26,2024
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...
Can I Sue Someone After a Car Accident in Kentucky?
July 26,2024
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...
How Do You Determine Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident?
June 07,2024
After a car crash, one of the first things that will need to be determined is who caused it. How do you determine who is at fault in a car accident? Depending on the circumstances of the accident, it might be quite obvious, but in other situations, determining who was at fault can be complicated. Determining fault is important because insurance companies and juries will look at fault when awarding a settlement amount. Whe...
What to Do When a Car Accident is Not Your Fault
June 07,2024
Car accidents are commonplace throughout Kentucky, and many of them are caused by the reckless, careless, or negligent actions of other people. If you were injured in a car crash, you are likely to feel upset, confused, and unsure of what to do next. However, it is extremely important to take steps to protect yourself and show that the car accident was not your fault, as this determination will affect the compensation for any ...
When Does a Car Accident Become a Personal Injury Claim?
June 07,2024
After a serious car accident, injuries and property damage can be substantial, leaving victims dealing with mounting medical and hospital bills at a time they may be unable to work. When the accident is caused by the negligence or fault of another party, you should be entitled to receive compensation through an insurance settlement or a personal injury lawsuit. But how do you know when a car accident becomes a personal injury ...