Dashcam footage can be a critical factor in proving what happened in your Kentucky car accident. Filing a claim with video evidence strengthens your case. It makes it hard for anyone else to dispute your claims and provides a clear...
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The window tint laws in Kentucky require the front side windows of a car to allow over 35% visible light transmission (VLT) and the back side and rear windows of the vehicle to allow over 18% VLT. Kentucky's window tint...
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Accident reconstruction is a process that uses expert skill and technology to determine the factors contributing to an accident, including its cause. This scientific, forensic-based process uses physical evidence at the scene and other data to determine how the accident...
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Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs typically produces signs such as swerving, hard stops, running red lights, and crossing the center line. Drivers typically slow down to avoid being pulled over for speeding. Look for drivers who are...
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After a car accident occurs, victims often face a few moments of disbelief and need to get clarity on what to do. If you know what to do before an accident happens, you are ready to take action when it...
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