Kentucky law seeks to protect pedestrians near the roadways. Drivers are required by law to slow down or stop for pedestrians near the roadway, and they are not allowed to go past other drivers who have already stopped for pedestrians. ...
Read More Most people understand that they need to have insurance before they can drive legally on the roadways in Kentucky. Not only is auto insurance required, but it is your protection. Kentucky is what is known as a choice “no-fault” car...
Read More Unfortunately, vehicle accidents often leave individuals unable to work either for a short period of time or, occasionally, for quite some time after the incident occurs. When this happens, crash victims may be able to recover compensation for their lost...
Read More If a piece of debris on or near the roadway caused your vehicle accident, you may think you are just about the unluckiest person in Kentucky. However, these types of incidents happen more often than you may realize. Roadway debris,...
Read More If you or someone you care about has been involved in a Kentucky car accident, you are going to need the police accident report soon after the incident occurs. Regardless of who caused the incident, the accident report will be...
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