car accident injury

If you’ve been involved in a car accident, documenting your injuries is one of the most critical steps you can take to protect your legal rights. Proper documentation can significantly affect the success of your personal injury claim. An experienced Kentucky car accident injury attorney from Morgan, Collins, Yeast &…

crashed car

In a single recent year, 1 in 153 Kentucky residents was injured in a traffic crash, according to data from the Kentucky State Police. One in 5,830 Kentuckians died because of fatal traffic collisions on Kentucky’s public roads. However, drivers in Kentucky can take steps to keep themselves and their…

rear-end collision

Rear-end car accidents accounted for 16.5 percent of all two-vehicle collisions in Kentucky in one recent year, including 6 percent of fatal collisions, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Rear-end collisions are probably most often identified with whiplash injuries, the painful and potentially chronic neck injury caused by the sudden…

person on the phone in front of car crash

Teenage drivers account for only 6 percent of Kentucky’s driving population, yet they are involved in about 18 percent of fatal crashes in Kentucky and more than 20 percent of all crashes in the state, according to the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. If you were injured in an accident…

person kneeling beside crashed car

Tens of thousands of people are injured, and hundreds are killed in car accidents in Kentucky every year. When a car traveling at highway speed stops in a collision, its momentum and energy are transferred to the car’s structure and its occupants. The faster a vehicle is moving, the greater the…

accident warning sign

Lexington and Fayette County experienced an increase in motor vehicle accidents last year, according to state statistics and recent news reports. The Lexington Herald-Leader says 52 people died in traffic crashes in Fayette County in 2023, including 20 pedestrians. That’s the most deaths from crashes in a year since at…

cars on a big road

A current highway reconfiguration trend in Kentucky is to restripe a four-lane street that has two lanes in each direction to create a three-lane street with one travel lane in each direction and a center left-turn lane. This change may lead to fewer rear-end collisions and left-turn crashes due to…