If you are injured in a motor vehicle collision you will need some guidance on managing chronic pain and depression after an injury accident. The American Pain Foundation recently released a study citing the fact that 36 million Americans have dealt with chronic pain lasting over a year after an injury. Depression is often a … Continued
Scientific American recently published an article with astounding new insights into brain injuries and concussion from a car accident – these injuries affect women more adversely than men. The report specifically states women suffer more concussions, have more symptoms and are unfortunately slower to recover from these injuries than men. Concussions are considered to be … Continued
Many people are not aware of the impact of a brain injury from a motor vehicle accident or the number of these injuries which occur every year in the United States. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released a study which estimates 1.7 million people suffer a Traumatic Brain Injury or … Continued
Broken bones and fractures are common in Louisville car accidents. According to the Kentucky State Police, speed is one of the major factors associated with injury car accidents. The forces associated with the jarring deceleration of the body which occurs in any collision have the force to cause fractures and broken bones, even at lower … Continued
A fatal accident in Hart County has resulted in a wrongful death and many questions. A collision between two vehicles on US 31 West has ended in loss of life for one driver and serious injuries for another. Local law enforcement reported an 18 year old driving a Dodge in the southbound lane crossed the … Continued
Should a passenger file a personal injury claim after a car accident? Absolutely, yes, injured passengers almost always have a claim in Kentucky. Generally speaking, a passenger cannot be liable for the collision and associated injuries. However, the process of filing a successful personal injury claim can be a bit different for a passenger than … Continued
Louisville’s summer heat and humidity can increase the risk of a car accident. A recent study in “Environmental Health Perspectives” shows the high temperatures and high humidity of a Kentucky summer can decrease a person’s ability to handle intellectual and physical tasks such as driving. The study noted almost an 8% increase in car accidents … Continued
Louisville area motorists may be less concerned about speeding than historically in the past. Speed is consistently ranked as a primary factor in car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle crashes and other motor vehicle related injuries. Many drivers may be pressed for time, and decide to speed or practice other unsafe driving habits that increase the … Continued
Kentucky is a busy state, with a number of commercial truckers plying its roads. A recent seat belt law increased safety in Kentucky by requiring vehicles carrying 15 passengers or less to be equipped with seat belts. More importantly, drivers and and passengers are required by Kentucky law to wear them. Kentucky is a busy state, … Continued
Is your Louisville injury claim lower if you weren’t wearing a seatbelt at the time of the accident? What are Kentucky’s seat belt laws? What happens if you are injured in a car accident, truck crash or motor vehicle accident and aren’t wearing a seat belt? Will that affect the money you are able to … Continued
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