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Don’t Face the Insurance Company Alone After a Frankfort Car Accident
A Frankfort car accident can leave you without a car and behind on bills in the same week. Doctor visits, hospital stays, and missed shifts pile up, more than one insurance company starts calling, and you are managing all of it while you heal.
You do not have to handle this by yourself. Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers takes the case off your hands, and our attorneys deal with every insurance company involved so you can focus on getting better. Every client is covered by our Bigger Share Guarantee® and pays $0 out-of-pocket forever. Start your free case review in the form above.
After a crash, the insurance company does not waste time. An adjuster may ask for a recorded statement or send a check before your doctors know how long your treatment will last.
A Dedicated Three-Person Team for Your Frankfort Case
Hiring us puts a proven attorney, an experienced case manager, and a skilled legal assistant on your case. Part of their job is tracking down every insurance policy that can pay, because who you hire after a Frankfort accident is one of the most important decisions you will make.
Kentucky’s minimum liability insurance under KRS 304.39-110 is $25,000 for one person’s injuries and $50,000 for everyone hurt in the same accident. A serious injury can cost more than that.
Under KRS 304.20-020, your own auto policy includes uninsured motorist coverage unless a named insured rejected it in writing. That coverage applies when the driver who hit you had no insurance.
Underinsured motorist coverage pays when the at-fault driver’s limits are too low. KRS 304.39-320 requires every insurer to make it available on request.
Our Commitments To You
Bigger Share Guarantee®
You always walk away with more than us. If your share is ever less, we cut our fee.
$0 Out-Of-Pocket Forever
No upfront costs. No retainers. No fees unless we win your case.
Dedicated Team
Of Three
Top-rated attorney, case manager, and legal assistant on every case.
No Increase For Litigation
Our flat contingency fee never goes up, even if your case is litigated.
World-Class Service
Biweekly updates. 24/7 response to calls and texts. Never wonder where your case stands.
Award-Winning Representation
Forbes Best-In-State, Super Lawyers, NTL Top 100, Multi-Million Dollar Advocates.
Kentucky’s Personal Injury Lawyer
Sam Aguiar built the firm to be different. More personal client service. Faster results without compromise. Assurance that accident victims always get more.
Frankfort Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Car Accidents
PIP pays first. The at-fault driver’s policy and your own underinsured motorist coverage can pay what PIP does not.
Truck Accidents
Driver logs, electronic logging data, and maintenance records show how the truck was run before the accident.
Motorcycle Accidents
Scene photos, witness accounts, and the damage to the bike show what the other driver did.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful death cases cover the facts of the accident, the estate, and the losses the family can document.
Uber and Lyft Accidents
Which policy pays depends on the driver’s app status when the accident happened.
Pedestrian Accidents
Scene photographs, traffic records, and medical documentation show how a driver hit someone on foot.
Dog Bites
A dog bite case starts with who owned the dog, then the medical records and witness accounts.
Premises Liability
An injury on someone else’s property needs photos of the unsafe condition, the incident report, and property records.
Bicycle Accidents
Road position, right-of-way rules, and vehicle damage show who had the lane.
Delivery Accidents
Delivery cases look past the driver to company policies, vehicle data, and layered insurance coverage.
Insurance Bad Faith
A bad faith case looks at the policy, the claim file, and how the insurance company handled it.
ATV Accidents
ATV cases involve rider age rules, property conditions, and whose insurance covers the machine.
I was hit full speed from behind while completely stopped at a red light. Miles, Cynthia, and Jessica took care of me from the very beginning to the very end and made everything as easy as possible. I cannot express enough how strongly I recommend this team.
Bigger Share Guarantee®
Most firms tell you they will fight for the biggest settlement. We guarantee it in writing. Under our Bigger Share Guarantee®, if our fee would leave you with less money than another firm’s offer, we reduce our fee so you keep the larger share.
It is measured against the only number that matters: what actually lands in your pocket after fees and case costs, not the headline settlement figure. Use the calculator below to see the difference for yourself.
How It Works
Your Injury
Case Settles
We recover compensation through settlement or verdict and determine the full amount coming into the case.
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Your Net Recovery
Medical bills, liens, and case expenses are accounted for so the real bottom-line numbers are clear.
Our Fee Is Compared
With Your Net
We apply our contingency fee and compare it to what you would take home.
Bigger Share
Guarantee® Protects You
If our fee would leave you with less than us, we reduce it so you get the bigger share. Period.
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*Disclaimer: Calculations are for illustrative purposes. Example here assumes competitor with 40 percent pre-litigation fee, 45 percent litigation fee.
Bourbon Distillery Freight in Franklin County
Buffalo Trace Distillery, a major bourbon producer in Frankfort, anchors a distilling industry that the Kentucky Distillers’ Association’s 2026 economic impact report calls a $10.6 billion signature industry. The same report names cooperages and truckers in the bourbon supply chain, and the industry buys 27.3 million bushels of corn a year while storing 17.1 million barrels of spirits, with grain, barrels, and finished cases moved to and from distilleries by truck.
When a loaded commercial truck collides with a car, the hauler’s logs, the carrier’s insurance, and the shipper’s contracts all shape who pays. Those overlapping layers are why a truck accident case reaches past the driver to the business behind the load.
Kentucky’s minimum liability insurance under KRS 304.39-110 is $25,000 for one person’s injuries and $50,000 for everyone hurt in one accident. A serious truck injury can run well past those limits.
- 1Quick offers arrive before your doctors know how long treatment will last.
- 2Recorded statements are compared word for word with your medical records.
- 3A gap between appointments becomes an argument that you weren’t badly hurt.
- 4Broad medical authorizations open years of unrelated health history.
- 5Social media photos are used to question your injuries.
- 6Ongoing pain gets labeled a minor soft-tissue injury and paid that way.
Adjuster Tactics That Lower Frankfort Car Accident Settlements
An adjuster’s job is to close your claim for less than the treatment costs. Your recorded statement is matched word for word against your medical records, and any gap in your care becomes an argument that you were not badly hurt.
Broad medical authorizations hand the insurer years of unrelated health history. Social media posts get screened for anything that calls your injuries into question. Ongoing pain gets labeled a minor soft-tissue injury and paid accordingly.
Insurance companies will try to minimize your pain. We do not let that happen. When the first offer arrives before your doctors know how long your treatment will last, the firm handles the negotiation so you do not settle for less than the case is worth.
Compensation You Can Recover After a Frankfort Car Accident
Economic damages repay money the accident cost you; non-economic damages cover pain and the parts of life it took away. PIP pays only economic loss under KRS 304.39-020, so pain and suffering is part of the case against the driver who caused the accident.
Before You Sign a Settlement Release
A settlement release is final. Once it is signed, the case is closed, even if you need surgery or months of therapy later.
Under KRS 411.182(4), releasing one person who is liable does not discharge anyone else liable for the same claim unless the release says so.
Insurance companies will try to lowball your case. We do not let that happen.
Protecting Your Accident Case
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Who Pays Medical Bills After a Frankfort Car Accident?
PIP, Kentucky’s no-fault coverage, pays first after a Frankfort crash. Under KRS 304.39-020, it covers up to $10,000 per person for medical bills, lost wages, and the cost of replacing household work you cannot do after one accident.
KRS 304.39-050 assigns PIP to the insurance on the vehicle you were riding in. If you were on foot, the insurance on the vehicle that struck you pays.
The insurer has 30 days after it receives reasonable proof of the loss. After that, KRS 304.39-210 treats the payment as overdue and adds interest at 12% a year, or 18% when the delay had no reasonable foundation.
Get Your Free Case Review Today
Tell us what happened, what treatment you have had, and what the insurer has offered so far. We deal with the adjusters and the paperwork while you heal, and you pay $0 out-of-pocket. Call (502) 888-8888 for a free case review.
Frequently Asked Questions
1Can health insurance pay car accident bills in Kentucky?
Yes. Health insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare can pay accident bills first, and under KRS 304.39-241 the injured person may direct PIP in writing to reimburse those plans for related bills they already paid. The same statute lets the insured choose how PIP is split among the different kinds of loss.
2How much does PIP pay for lost wages in Kentucky?
For policies issued or renewed on or after July 15, 2026, PIP pays lost wages up to $500 a week under KRS 304.39-130. Those wages count toward the $10,000 per-person limit in KRS 304.39-020.
3What happens when the at-fault driver in a Frankfort crash has no insurance?
A driver with no insurance does not leave an injured person with no options. Under KRS 304.20-020, Kentucky auto policies include uninsured motorist coverage unless a named insured rejected it in writing. When the at-fault driver has insurance but too little, underinsured motorist coverage, which insurers must offer on request under KRS 304.39-320, can pay the difference up to its limits.
4Should someone accept the first settlement offer after a car accident?
Not before the full cost of treatment is known. A settlement release is permanent: once signed, the case is closed, even if more care is needed later. Under KRS 411.182(4), releasing one person who is liable does not discharge anyone else liable for the same claim unless the release says so.
5Will a Frankfort car accident claim end up in court?
Not always. A Frankfort claim can settle with the insurance company before a lawsuit is filed, or it can go to court. When a case does go to court, the firm’s flat contingency fee never increases.
6How much does it cost to hire Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers?
Clients pay no upfront costs or retainers, and no fees unless the firm wins. Under the Bigger Share Guarantee®, the client always takes home more than the firm, and the firm cuts its fee if the client’s share would be smaller.
7Who is liable when a commercial truck causes an accident in Franklin County?
Franklin County is home to Buffalo Trace Distillery, a major bourbon producer, and the Kentucky Distillers’ Association’s 2026 economic impact report names truckers in a bourbon supply chain that moves grain and barrels by road. A truck case can involve the driver, the trucking company, the carrier that hired the load, and the shipper, and each layer can carry its own insurance. Kentucky’s minimum liability insurance under KRS 304.39-110 is $25,000 for one person and $50,000 for everyone hurt in one accident, and a serious truck injury can cost more than that.