Personal Injury
Fighting For The Victims
of Kentucky
There is little doubt that you’ve heard the term “personal injury” before. Personal injury litigation encompasses a variety of actionable claims - the most common being car wrecks, semi-truck accidents and injuries occurring on another’s property (slip & fall, or premises liability). Personal injury law boils down to negligent behavior of another which causes you harm.
What is negligence? Basically, legal negligence amounts to:
1) Owing a duty to another individual to act reasonably - more simply stated, having responsibility;
2) Breaching that duty, or failing to act responsibly);
3) Causing harm and damages to another because of that failure or lack of responsibility.
In terms of car accidents, think of that responsibility as a duty to drive with care, failing to operate that vehicle cautiously, causing a wreck and injuring another as a result.
Personal Injury claims also stem from:
Semi-Truck Accidents - Boating Accidents - Dog Bites
Nursing Home Neglect - Wrongful Death - Farming Accidents Medical Malpractice & More…
Accidents Happen
Personal injury or negligence claims often amount to a mere accident. Just because it was an accident, however, doesn’t mean victims should bear the costs of another’s negligence. These costs may include medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, funeral expenses and more. This is why insurance exists. car insurance, home insurance, … insurance companies exist in case accidents happen. Unfortunately, the insurance companies aren’t always cooperative in the claims process & refuse to accept liability, denying victims the compensation they are rightfully owed
Hire an Aggressive & Dedicated Personal Injury Attorney
Don’t allow big insurance corporations to intimidate you & deny you the justice you deserve.
You need an Aggressive and Dedicated attorney to represent your interests & fight for your rights.
Compensation You Deserve.
Representation You Can Depend On.
If you or a loved one have been injured by the negligence of another…