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Apartment tenants often face greater crime risks when landlords ignore lighting, locks, cameras, or prior incidents. Learn how negligent security claims work in Kentucky.
Learn how Kentucky premises liability laws define trespassers, licensees, and invitees—and how these classifications impact your injury compensation claim.
Pool injuries are often preventable. Learn how negligence—like poor supervision, broken equipment, or missing barriers—can lead to drowning and how victims may be entitled to compensation.
Apartment fires happen every day, killing about three people each week. Landlords may be to blame and be held accountable for the injuries and deaths they cause.
If a hotel doesn’t live up to what’s legally required of them and someone is injured or killed as a result, they may pay the injured party compensation.
A child injured by someone’s intentional acts or negligence may have a right to compensation. An attorney can help protect their legal rights.
Shopping at a grocery store can be a mundane errand for many people, but for an unfortunate few, it can lead to a devastating slip-and-fall accident. Slip-and-fall injuries can range from minor bruising to a serious traumatic brain injury or paralysis. If you have suffered injuries in a slip-and-fall accident, consider consulting with a personal […]
If a customer slips or falls while on a small Kentucky business’ property, that person may be entitled to seek compensation by filing a premises liability claim against that business. This is because small business owners are responsible for ensuring that the property is free from hazards for customers. Businesses have what is called a […]
Many Kentuckians will spend at least one day this summer (and possibly many) at a theme park, fair, carnival, water park or other outdoor location where rides and other activities abound. We count on these rides and activities to be as safe as possible. Unfortunately, we’ve seen widely-reported instances where a day at the fair […]
When an individual finds out than someone else keeps horses, they’re bound to ask if they can take a ride on one at some point in time. While such a request may seem innocent enough, there are so many things that can go wrong. A prudent horse owner may deny your request as it exposes […]
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