• Kentucky’s Zero Fatalities Goal: A Positive Trend In Highway Accidents Continues Into 2018

    Read our blog to learn what insights can be gained from the recent preliminary report on Kentucky highway fatalities in 2018. When it comes to car crash deaths, any number higher than zero is unacceptable for the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS), according to the Office’s spokeswoman, Erin Egger. However, a recently-released, preliminary report […]

  • California Man Awarded $80 Million For Herbicide-Induced Cancer

    A recent multimillion-dollar jury verdict sheds new light on the controversy surrounding Monsanto’s flagship product. Read on to find out what it can mean for those who have suffered similar injuries due to Roundup exposure.   After a month-long trial, a jury in California awarded Edwin Hardeman $80 million in damages in relation to his […]

  • A Primer on PTSD and Personal Injury Claims: Part II

    In the second part of our primer on PTSD, we explain what some common symptoms of the disorder are and how a PTSD claim can be successfully proven in the courtroom. In our previous article in this two-part primer, we noted that millions of Americans suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder every year. We also explained […]

  • A Primer on PTSD and Personal Injury Claims: Part I

    Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, affects millions of Americans every year. In this two-part article, we will explore the psychological aspects of this disorder, as well as legal insight for those who suffered PTSD following an accident caused by someone else’s negligent or reckless behavior.   It is estimated that up to 70% of all […]

  • The Truth About Backup Cameras and Safety

    Backup cameras are now mandatory for all new cars. In this article, we review the benefits of this simple yet effective safety measure – as well as the dangers of putting too much trust in them.   In compliance with a recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) requirement, as of May this year, all […]

  • Who’s at fault in a Multi-Vehicle Pileup?

    In this article, we discuss how multiple-car accidents happen and what rules are used to resolve the issues of fault and liability in such accidents in both Tennessee and Kentucky   On December 1st, 2011, Hendersonville, TN – the fourth-largest city in the Nashville metropolitan area – became the scene of one of the biggest […]

  • 5 Effective Ways to Deal With Road Rage

    Aggressive driving is a significant factor in a striking number of fatal motor vehicle accidents. In this article, we analyze ways to successfully get out of dangerous road-rage scenarios.   The fact that speeding is the most common factor leading to fatal motor vehicle crashes may be disturbing but it’s probably not that surprising. Bad […]

  • 5 Ways to Ensure Swimming Pool Safety

    With temperatures in the 80 F range, a refreshing swim in the backyard pool is a typical summer activity for families throughout the states of Kentucky and Tennessee. Here’s what you should do to keep your swimming pool safe for your family through the rest of the summer – and beyond. Swimming and watersports are […]

  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Out-of-Court Solutions – Part II: What Does a Trial Offer?

    Even though a settlement has some clear advantages, a trial may be more beneficial for the injured party in some circumstances. We explore the key differences in part II of our article.   In part I of this article which you can read here, we discussed two factors that a plaintiff should consider while weighing […]

  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Out-of-Court Solutions – Part I: Should I Settle?

    While a trial is the ultimate means to pursue financial compensation for injuries, most plaintiffs decide to settle out of court. Find out what to consider when deciding whether or not to accept a settlement.   When a person is injured in an accident and decides to pursue a personal injury claim against the at-fault […]