Understanding the timeline of a Kentucky accident lawsuit helps injured individuals know what to expect after a car crash, fall, or other injury-causing incident. While every case is unique, most personal injury claims in Kentucky follow a predictable legal process that begins with investigation and ends in settlement or, in rare cases, trial. Although these […]
Personal Injury News and Legal Insights
Stay up to date with the latest articles on personal injury law. Saladino & Schaaf shares practical advice to help accident victims understand their rights and recover with confidence.
Nighttime Driving Accidents in Kentucky: Causes and Prevention
Nighttime driving accidents in Kentucky occur far more often than many drivers realize, especially when measured on a per-mile basis. Although daylight hours account for roughly seventy-five percent of total vehicle miles traveled, nearly half of all fatal crashes in Kentucky occur after dark, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Reduced visibility, fatigue, and impaired […]
School Zone Pedestrian Safety and Kentucky Law
School zones bring together children, families, buses, and busy roads – often during the most congested times of day. While start times and schedules can vary among public and private schools, the legal expectations are consistent: drivers are required to slow down, stay alert, and allow children extra space and time to cross safely. If […]
Motorcycle Accident Guide: Left-Turn Motorcycle Crashes in Kentucky
If you were injured in a left-turn motorcycle collision in Murray, Paducah, or anywhere across Western Kentucky, an experienced motorcycle accident attorney can fight for your rights and help you get the compensation you deserve. Drivers may claim they didn’t see the rider. However, that explanation does not excuse careless driving – and it does […]
Five Types of Driving Impairment
Operator impairment is a factor in over half of the vehicle collisions in Kentucky, reinforcing the idea that most vehicle collisions are not accidents. People may accidentally leave a gate open, but they do not accidentally drive drunk. Arguably, impaired drivers know they are not fit to drive. Yet they still choose to get behind […]
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