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Car Accident
August 1, 2022
What Documents Do I Need for My Accident Claim?

If you have been injured in a car accident in Kentucky and another party is to blame, you may be eligible to file a claim for compensation for your losses. However, in order to ensure that you have a chance at recovering the full and fair compensation you deserve, it is important to keep track […]

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Car Accident
June 24, 2022
How to Request an Accident Report

If you were injured in a motor vehicle accident through no fault of your own, the first step you (or your attorney) should take after the accident is to gather evidence of liability. This evidence could include medical documents, financial information, and witness testimony. However, one of the strongest pieces of evidence you can obtain […]

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Truck Accidents
May 1, 2022
What Is a Truck Driver’s Travel Log?

Whether it is written or electronic, all truck drivers are required to keep a record of the time they spend on the road. Federal and state laws mandate how many hours a driver can spend behind the wheel and when breaks must be taken. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has developed a series […]

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Personal Injury
March 1, 2022
Best Ways to Prove Pain and Suffering

Being seriously injured by someone else’s error can turn your whole world upside down. Suddenly, instead of living your life the way you always have, you have to deal with the pain and trauma of your injuries and the event that caused them. People often think of the physical pain that an injured person experiences. […]

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Truck Accidents
February 1, 2022
Why Is the Black Box Important in Truck Accidents? 

Have you been involved in a truck accident? If so, you know first-hand what a terrifying experience it is to have your life upended by a commercial vehicle. Unfortunately, most truck accident victims don’t know that the key to getting meaningful compensation for their injuries may rest in the hands of the trucking company. Most […]

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Truck Accidents
January 1, 2022
How Does Fatigue Affect Truck Accidents?

Truckers and trucking companies are held to high standards of safety when they’re operating. Unfortunately, truckers and their companies do not always meet these standards, which require truckers to be well-rested, and this can lead to accidents. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), about 13 percent of accidents involving commercial motor vehicle […]

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Car Accident
December 1, 2021
What Not to Say to An Insurance Adjuster 

Car accidents can be traumatic and chaotic events that leave you reeling and needing time to collect your thoughts. However, when dealing with insurance adjusters, time may not be on your side. It is important to remember that insurance companies are businesses and will do everything in their power to minimize their payout. Therefore, acting […]

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Personal Injury
November 1, 2021
Why Posting on Social Media After an Accident Can Hurt Your Case

After being in a car accident that was caused by someone else’s negligent actions, you’re probably in pain from your injuries and in shock from what you’ve experienced. And understandably so. You’ve just gone through a potentially life-altering event. You may face the upcoming weeks and months dealing with an arduous recovery from your injuries […]

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Truck Accidents
October 1, 2021
How Are Truck Accidents Different from Other Auto Accidents?

Injuries and fatalities can occur in any type of motor vehicle accident. However, when a collision involves a large truck, the consequences can be catastrophic. Even if a small car and commercial truck crash into each other at low speeds, the smaller vehicle occupants can sustain severe injuries requiring emergency medical care. According to statistics […]

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Car Accident
September 1, 2021
How to Prevent Autumn Car Accidents

The autumn season poses a range of hazards for drivers not present during summer. These conditions can be dangerous and require extra caution from motorists. Some of the most common hazards include wet leaves on the road, reduced visibility due to fog or rain, and an increased likelihood of deer crossing the road. Additionally, shorter […]

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