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As a Louisville Wrongful Death Attorney I make spousal loss of consortium claims for spouses who lose their companion due to the negligence of another person. If you have lost a spouse as the result of the negligence of another then you need to understand “spousal loss of consortium” because is a very significant claim when there is death.

If you decide to settle your personal injury claim, then the Internal Revenue Service will not consider the money you receive as income that needs to be reported on your income tax return.

If you are choosing to operate a vehicle in Kentucky without maintaining no-fault insurance on your vehicle and you are injured by another’s negligence, you will forfeit the first $10,000.00 of your claim against the at-fault party for medical expenses and lost wages.

If you are like most motorcycle accident victims in Kentucky, you did not purchase Kentucky no-fault coverage for your motorcycle.

If you ride a motorcycle and are involved in an accident, do you understand that you are likely to suffer serious injury because the motorcycle provides no protection.

Covington Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Matt Troutman of the Troutman Law Office describes the following documents that may be needed when applying for a Kentucky Driver’s license which will allow to operate a motorcycle

As a Louisville motor vehicle accident attorney since 1986, I have represented many accident victims and frequently they are surprised when they have to file a lawsuit that they lose some privacy.

I am sure you have heard the phrase “honesty is the best policy” but we all know that in life many people do not tell the truth and their lies frequently benefit them.

The Troutman Law Office will do everything possible to settle your case for the most amount of money as quickly as possible, but sometimes it is not possible to do so without filing a lawsuit against the responsible party.

Many motor vehicle accident victims are concerned about their vehicle insurance rates being raised if they make an injury claim even when they are not at fault.