Quick facts On Monday evening, Mar. 9, 2026, I-75 southbound near mile marker 97 in Madison County was shut down across all lanes due to a multi-vehicle collision involving a semi-truck and multiple passenger vehicles. (LEX 18 News - Lexington, KY (WLEX)) LEX18...
Serious aviation and ramp incidents trigger two tracks at once: a federal safety investigation (NTSB/FAA) and your civil claim. You can—and should—preserve civil evidence immediately. This guide explains what to request in the first seven days, how the NTSB party...
Louisville’s cargo airport is run by the Louisville Regional Airport Authority (LRAA) and anchored by UPS Worldport, one of the busiest air-cargo hubs on the planet. That scale means lots of contractors, vendors, and visitors—and complicated liability when someone who...
Airport ramps are dense, fast, and unforgiving. When a tug, belt-loader, or fuel/de-ice truck hits a person or aircraft, liability usually turns on a few concrete things: airfield right-of-way rules, visibility/PPE, spotter or marshalling procedures, vehicle...
All-cargo flights are Part 121 operations. In Louisville, UPS Worldport’s flights are governed by 14 C.F.R. Part 121 (air carrier certification/operations). Part 121 also contains cargo-specific subparts, like all-cargo flight-time/rest rules in Subpart S. When an...
If a serious air-cargo or ramp incident happens in Louisville, it likely touches UPS Worldport at SDF (Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport)—one of the busiest cargo hubs on Earth. Understanding how Worldport operates helps families (and their lawyers) move...
Louisville is one of the world’s busiest cargo hubs—home to UPS Worldport at SDF (Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport). With 300+ flights a day and millions of packages sorted, serious incidents are rare but devastating. This guide explains what happens...
Print this and keep it in your glove box. Use it only if it’s safe to do so. If anyone is hurt, call 911 first. 0) Safety First (before any photos) Move to a safe spot out of traffic if you can; turn on hazard flashers. Don’t enter active lanes, work zones, or...
Short answer: yes—through two different legal “buckets.” In Kentucky, money tied to a loved one’s earnings can be recovered (1) for what was lost between injury and death and (2) for the value of the life-long earning power destroyed by the death. Those two buckets...
Insurers love this line: “Your pain isn’t from the crash—it was already there.” In Kentucky, that doesn’t end your case. If a collision aggravates a condition or activates a dormant one, the at-fault party is still responsible for the harm they caused. And even on the...
If you run your own business—or drive for apps like Uber, DoorDash, or Instacart—“missed work” isn’t as simple as a pay stub. Kentucky still lets you recover wage loss; you just have to show it the right way: with clean books, objective proof, and Kentucky-specific...