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Study: The Deadliest Intersections in the Southern United States
Intersections can be hazardous areas on our nation’s roadways. This is especially true in the South. From 2004 through 2022, more than 73,000 people were killed in intersection-related crashes in the Southern United States. While several factors can make intersections dangerous, where are motorists killed most often? The Louisville personal injury attorneys at Sam…
Top 5 Reasons Workers’ Compensation Claims Are Denied
Workers compensation protects workers from the financial burden of a job-related injury or illness. It provides crucial benefits to workers and their families when an accident or other dangerous conditions connected to their jobs harms them. Virtually all Kentucky employers must purchase workers compensation insurance for their employees. Unfortunately, suffering a covered work-related injury…
Preserving the Scene of a Slip and Fall Accident
Slip and fall accidents are common and can happen anywhere: inside or outside, on stairs, escalators, curbs, or walkways, on uneven ground, in environments with bad lighting, slippery surfaces, or obstacles in the way. In fact, according to the National Safety Council, falls account for 33% of all nonfatal preventable injuries that result in…
Sam Aguiar Discussing His Clients
What to Expect at Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers In the world of personal injury law, finding a firm that genuinely cares about its clients can be daunting. In a recent interview, Sam Aguiar shared insights about his approach to client relationships and what sets his law firm apart from the rest. A Unique Client…
Understand Your Rights After An Accident
Were You in a Car Crash in Kentucky? Car accidents can be a traumatic experience, causing physical harm, emotional distress, and financial burden. In Kentucky, car accidents are a common occurrence, with thousands of crashes happening every year. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, there were over 160,000 automobile accidents reported in Kentucky…
Kentucky Bicycle Laws
Although Kentucky averages between 170 and 198 days of sunshine per year, the state lacks the infrastructure to adequately support bicycling. Kentucky ranks in the bottom half of bicycle-friendly places to live. Jefferson County is considered a high-stress area for bikers, and Louisville ranks in the 9th percentile of bike-friendly large cities. Given its…