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  Harnessing Technology for Top Compensation When securing top compensation in personal injury cases, having the right tools can make all the difference. Recent technological advancements have provided personal injury lawyers with an invaluable asset: video footage of accidents. Here’s how video evidence reshapes the legal landscape for truck accident victims in Kentucky. In…

 Here’s Why That’s a Risky Mistake. After a car accident, tensions run high. You’re likely rattled, adrenaline pumping, and you’re trying to process what happened. Then the at-fault driver makes an offer of cash, right then and there, to “make things go away.” No police. No insurance. No paperwork. It might seem like a…

Understanding Kentucky’s Mandatory Insurance Laws In Kentucky, all drivers are required by law to maintain a minimum level of car insurance coverage to operate a vehicle legally. The state mandates a basic policy that includes liability coverage, which protects against claims for bodily injury and property damage caused to others in the event of…

Depo-Provera and Brain Tumor Risks Depo-Provera, a widely used contraceptive injection, has been a trusted birth control method for many women. However, recent studies and reports have raised concerns about its potential health risks, including an increased likelihood of developing certain brain tumors and other serious side effects. Link to Meningioma A study published…

If you’ve been injured and are filing a personal injury claim, you might be surprised to learn that insurance companies often use special computer programs to help figure out how much money to offer you. These programs, known as insurance claims evaluation software, consider numerous factors to determine what is considered “fair.” In addition…

Most Car Accidents Happen Close to Home According to a 2020 study conducted by Dolphin Technologies, an international telematics firm, more than 70 percent of all car accidents occur within the first 20 minutes of a trip, meaning most happen close to the driver’s home. What does that mean for Louisville drivers? You should…