Somerset Personal Injury Law Blog

Truck accidents have the power to devastate victims with catastrophic injuries and the damages they suffer. Several negligent truck driver behaviors can lead to truck accidents and liability for drivers to their victims. Truck driver fatigue Semi-truck drivers...

Taking a walk is a simple joy that many Kentucky residents participate in when they want to commute on foot or simply get some exercise. Walking is a healthy and pleasant pastime, but unfortunately it can be made dangerous when pedestrians must cross paths with motor...

Motorcycle accidents often have tragic results and leave motorcyclists with long-term physical and mental harm. Though there are many causes of accidents between vehicles and motorcycles, many tie back to negligence and distraction on the part of vehicle drivers. This...

No matter how careful and safe a Somerset area driver is, accidents still occur. Most drivers will be in at least one car accident during their driving career. Luckily, most of these accidents are just minor fender benders. But thousands more are seriously injured or...

Accidents between motor vehicles and bicycles can be devastating when bike-riding victims sustain serious injuries. Many of these incidents occur at intersections and when vehicles and bikes are in motion. However, in Kentucky and throughout the country, one form of...

While there are some car accidents that are caused solely by one driver’s negligence, other accidents are caused by the negligence of multiple parties. Determining who is at-fault for an accident is often the key to any personal injury lawsuit, as the at-fault party...

Tractor-trailer trucks are important part of the economy in Kentucky. They are important for both businesses and individuals. They are able to haul large quantities around the country to various locations so they can be used by businesses in the production of their...

We live in an idyllic area of the country, and our roadways are usually blissfully uncongested. However, this does not mean that our roads are any less dangerous as those in major cities. Unfortunately, this was exemplified in a recent fatal car accident that required...

When a car accident happens, most drivers assume that they will exchange insurance information with the other person involved. In Kentucky, drivers are required to carry the following minimum insurance coverage: $25,000 for the injury or death of one person in an...

In Kentucky and across the United States, people have been forced to adapt in a variety of ways due to the ongoing health crisis. In addition to the pandemic making it necessary for people to change their work habits, have children take part in remote learning and...