In Kentucky, a livestock owner may be liable when a failure to use reasonable care to keep animals off the road causes a crash. These collisions can cause serious injuries and, in some cases, fatalities. Determining fault in an accident...
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Police, insurance companies, and even judges weigh numerous factors to determine who is at fault for an accident. The vehicle's location, damage, witness statements, and video footage are some examples of evidence from the accident scene that could provide insight...
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If you are in a car accident while visiting Kentucky, take steps to protect your health and well-being first, help others next, and then seek to document what happened. Victims of accidents in Kentucky have the right to pursue compensation...
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Dashcam footage can be a critical factor in proving what happened in your Kentucky car accident. Filing a claim with video evidence strengthens your case. It makes it hard for anyone else to dispute your claims and provides a clear...
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The window tint laws in Kentucky require the front side windows of a car to allow over 35% visible light transmission (VLT) and the back side and rear windows of the vehicle to allow over 18% VLT. Kentucky's window tint...
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