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How We Calculate Wage Loss for Self-Employed & Gig Workers After a Crash
If you run your own business—or drive for apps...
Employer Is Pushing You Back to Work After a Crash—Your Options in Kentucky
Getting leaned on to “come back now” when you’re...
Serious Crash, “Normal” Imaging: Building Neck/Back/TBI Claims Without a “Smoking Gun”
A lot of people are told, “Your CT/MRI looks...
How Kentucky Law Protects Victims of Commercial Truck Accidents
The short version Kentucky’s no-fault system...
“I Was Hit by a Truck in Kentucky and It Wasn’t My Fault – What Now?”
First things first: take care of you If you’re...
What to Do After a Semi-Truck Accident in Kentucky (Not Your Fault)
What to Do After a Semi-Truck Accident in...
Kentucky Motor Vehicle Reparations Act (MVRA): How No-Fault (PIP) Really Works
Kentucky’s MVRA is our “no-fault” system. After a crash, your own policy typically pays up to $10,000 in “basic reparation benefits” (what most people call PIP) for medical bills, part of lost wages, and certain household/replacement services—before fault is sorted out. You can sue the at-fault driver once your injuries meet Kentucky’s tort threshold (e.g., $1,000+ in medical bills or specified serious injuries).
What is a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
A wrongful death claim is a legal matter that...
Are Wrongful Death Settlements Taxable in Kentucky?
A family seeking financial compensation for the...