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As a Lexington Auto Accident Lawyer for over 29 years, I am aware that the Kentucky Court of Appeals rejected a grandparent’s attempt to assert a loss of consortium claim in an auto accident case.

For instance, a parent watching their child burn to death in an automobile on fire due to a vehicle design defect or a parent watching their child be killed by a truck as the child attempts to cross the road.

Medicare has a right to be reimbursed from your personal injury settlement with a third-party (called “subrogation”).

Do you like to operate a golf cart, dirt bike, or all terrain vehicle on your neighborhood streets? If so, you may want to know the Kentucky law regarding this practice.

Most people who are injured in a motor vehicle accident have never been involved in litigation and, therefore, do not know what to expect.

Auto accident, truck accident and motorcycle accident victims injured by someone driving a car without permission may not be protected by liability insurance.

If someone is injured while riding a motorcycle and the accident is caused by an uninsured or underinsured motor vehicle, then they can make an uninsured motorist claim (UM) or an underinsured motorist (UIM) claim if they have purchased these coverages on their motorcycle.

I am sure it is not surprising to any auto accident victim that the at fault insurance company may not offer a reasonable amount to settle their claim.

As a Lexington Accident Attorney, I have observed that employers are failing to report work-related auto accidents and truck accidents to their workers’ compensation insurance companies in order to avoid rising workers’ compensation rates.

Did you know that you can reject Kentucky No-Fault? But, should you reject Kentucky No-fault and how do you do it anyway? You need an experienced Lexington Car Accident Attorney to answer these questions. Lexington Car Accident Attorney, Matt Troutman, will help you answer these questions below.