Personal injury law is based on the idea that someone’s carelessness, or negligence, has resulted in your getting injured. Rule systems such as traffic laws are there for a reason: oftentimes, they keep us from making silly mistakes that put others at risk. We're each expected to follow these rules and likewise have a responsibility to hold people accountable when their misguided actions endanger the public.
Many personal injuries occur behind the wheel; for instance, a drunk driver causes a car accident, and you end up with a broken arm. It would be completely within your rights to enact justice and seek damages for what you're owed. The following may be considered situations in which you have a personal injury case:
It’ll be easier for you to take charge of your situation if you’re informed about what personal injury law entails, and whether or not you have a case. As always, stop by our office for a free consultation to learn more.
There are a few important Kentucky laws to be aware of if you're thinking about filing a personal injury lawsuit. The following could definitely change your outcome, so you need to be informed:
The more you know about the specifics of your case, the more easily you’ll be able to help us make the best decisions fighting on your behalf. We encourage you to schedule a free meeting so you can get informed and help us make a plan for your case.
Unfortunately, people are sometimes negligent when it comes to safety. You can get hurt, and you may have to endure a long recovery. If something like this has happened to you, then you need to reach out and let us help you hold them accountable for their oversight. Call or come by our office for a free consultation to find out how to go about everything.
