There was a time when you could easily answer any question about Kentucky’s Right of Way Laws. Unfortunately, that time was probably back when you were 16 years old and studying for your driver’s license. It may be time for a little refresher. Right of way laws are crucial, not only because you want to... read more
Key points of this article: After a Kentucky car accident, what you say – and what you don’t say to your car insurance company can make a world of difference in how your claim proceeds and how fairly you are compensated. The car accident attorneys at Rhoads & Rhoads can help you navigate the entire... read more
Most people are familiar with concussions; they may have known a friend who suffered a sports-related concussion while in school, or they may have seen concussions referenced on various medical shows on television. But there are many facts about concussions, particularly the long term effects of concussions from car accidents, that most people don’t know. ... read more
Key Points of This Article: Teen driving causes thousands of accidents every year. Teens have a responsibility to obey traffic laws, but their parents or guardians can be held jointly or severally liable under Kentucky motor vehicle laws. Parents and guardians can also be held responsible due to common law and the “family purpose” doctrine.... read more
Key Points of This Article: Injured victims can file their claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance company. Kentucky is a no-fault state, so victims can also choose to go through their own no-fault insurance coverage first. If my car accident claim exceeds my insurance limit, there are other options available. Most states have minimum coverage... read more
Those suffering from blindness may be able to qualify for Social Security Disability in Kentucky. In this blog, we cover critical details regarding blindness and benefits, including qualifying for SSDI benefits, working while receiving benefits, and how the government calculates your benefits. How Do I Qualify For SSDI Benefits for Blindness? In order to qualify... read more
Key points of this article: You may qualify for social security disability benefits if you are unable to work due to a mental illness Even if your claim is denied at first, you could still win benefits through the appeals process Due to the complicated nature of mental illness, these kinds of claims can be... read more
Key Points of This Article: Faulty brakes, tire blowouts, and steering malfunctions are common causes of car accidents. Multiple parties but there are a primary three that can be held liable for a mechanical failure accident: The manufacturer, the mechanic, or the vehicle owner. Under comparative fault laws, more than one party can be held... read more
Key Points of This Article: Most accident victims don’t know how insurance works and are unsure how to talk with them when prompted to give for personal information from another person’s provider. Everything that happens within initial conversations between you and another person’s insurance company can be used to deny your claims and drop your... read more
Key Points of This Article: Being injured in a car accident can impact an individual’s ability to work, take care of their family, and pay bills. After a car accident occurs, it’s imperative to file a report with the police, collect all the evidence available, and seek appropriate emergency medical treatment and follow-up with a... read more
