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Insurance Bad Faith in Kentucky

Bad faith insurance claims can be filed when an insurance company is negligent in handling or compensating you. Find out more today!

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Kentucky Car Accidents | Know Your Rights

Understanding Liability & Your Rights 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 in 2020, resulting in…

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Personal Injury Firms and the Rise of AI

  New Resources To Take on Insurance Companies In the ever-evolving legal services landscape, personal injury law firms are at the forefront of adopting cutting-edge technologies to enhance their operations and outcomes. One such technological advancement that has garnered significant attention is artificial intelligence (AI), which is being integrated into law firm operations to…

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Rideshare Accident Claims in Kentucky

What You Need to Know Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have transformed how people travel in Louisville and across Kentucky. With just a few taps on a smartphone, passengers can summon a ride anywhere, anytime, making transportation faster, more affordable, and more convenient than ever. But with that convenience comes risk. As the…

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What To Do After A Car Wreck

What to Do After a Car Wreck in Kentucky Every year, thousands of people across Kentucky find their lives turned upside down by a car wreck. Whether it’s a fender bender or a major collision, the moments after a crash are critical for your health and future. If you were involved in a car…

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DOT Fines for Hours of Service Violations

Learn the Consequences | Trucking Companies Covering Up Evidence of Fatigue The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has established hours of service regulations to limit the number of hours truck drivers can operate a commercial vehicle in a day. These federal motor carrier safety regulations are crucial for the safety of both drivers…

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