First off, apparently it’s Daylight Saving Time, not Daylight Savings Time. Who knew, right? Daylight Saving Time originated in 1916 in Germany, was quickly adopted by the United States in 1918, and was standardized across the country in 1966. For many, it has become routine to set our clocks forward an hour on the second
If you have been involved in a car accident in Louisville in the last few years, you probably called the Louisville Metro Police Department and expected them to show up. However, the LMPD issued an order in 2020 no longer requiring them to respond to any calls regarding non-injury car wrecks, burglaries, and/or thefts. This
As family and friends across the country prepare for Thanksgiving celebrations this week, it is important to keep safety top of mind. Large gatherings of people, chaotic kitchens, alcohol, and Holiday traffic are just a few of the many elements that increase the risk of personal injury on Thanksgiving. Kitchen Fires The US Fire Administration
A riot that occurred at a juvenile detention center in Adair County is now drawing attention to potential abuse and human rights violations carried out by employees. On Friday, November 11th, at 9:40 PM, a riot broke out at the Adair Regional Detention Center in Columbia, KY. The original call was regarding a juvenile that
On behalf of our team here at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers, we wanted to thank all members of our community and Nation who have served in the United States Armed Forces! Your commitment and drive to protect our freedoms is more than recognized; we salute you and celebrate your hard-earned accomplishments. Service members are
As people all across the country gather at polling locations to cast their vote, our personal injury lawyer team wanted to provide a few tips and resources to help make the process simple for our communities. Where can I vote? If you are registered to vote in Kentucky, you can look up the available polling
The holiday season is a time for bringing loved ones together, but it can also bring out the worst in those shopping for deals. Headlines in the aftermath of Black Friday paint a grim picture – brawls, gunfire, injury and even death have been attributed to rowdy Black Friday crowds. In all the madness, a
Halloween is celebrated all across the country each year. People gather in the streets, going house to house, trick-or-treating and celebrating with friends. Although the festivities come with a lot of fun, there is also a lot of danger associated with the holiday. Driving on our busy roadways can be dangerous on any holiday, but
October is Pedestrian Safety Month, and in honor of the occasion, Hughes & Coleman is sharing a few helpful tips to stay safe as a pedestrian in our communities. With changes in economy and environment, more and more people are making the choice to walk to their destinations. Besides the economic and environmental advantages, walking
The Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers team recently obtained a $460,000 settlement for a client injured in a motorcycle accident in Middle Tennessee Robert B. was heading home after partaking in a memorial motorcycle ride for fallen veterans on September 4th, 2021. As he rode along, he started to notice some oil splattered on
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