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I-71 Tractor Trailer Accident | Oldham County Truck Accident Lawyers

18-Wheeler Tractor-Trailer Accident on Interstate 71 Shuts Down Highway Outside of Louisville. Hurt, Crosbie and May provide comprehensive legal services to injured victims throughout Kentucky.

Scott County Accident Update | Georgetown Car Wreck Lawyers

Tragic Accident in Scott County, south of Georgetown, Kentucky, leaves one dead and two hospitalized with serious personal injuries. Law enforcement describe wreck as a violent collision between the two motor vehicles, one a pickup and other car.

Kentucky ATV accident attorneys | Eastern Kentucky ATV wrongful death lawyers

Kentucky ATV accident seriously injures teenager who was involved in head on collision. Lexington Motor Vehicle Law Firm Hurt, Crosbie and May provides legal assistance to injured children and their families.

Increased State Police Patrols and DUI Checkpoints On New Years Eve.

Kentucky State Police will be out looking for drunk drivers using increased patrols and DUI checkpoints.

Kentucky Lawyers Will Be Mandated to Maintain Trust Accounts

Hurt, Crosbie and May lawyers maintain a trust account with a Lexington bank which holds deposits of their personal injury and wrongful death victims. This is now becoming mandatory for all Kentucky attorneys.

Kentucky Interstates and Highways Could Be Dangerous on New Years Eve

Traveling the interstates and highways on New Year's Eve means slick roads in cities such as Lexington, Frankfort and Danville, Kentucky. The weather is supposed to make the roads treacherous with slick conditions. There will also be a number of drunk drivers on I-75 and I-64.

Wave of Future? Face on Twitter after Drunk Driving Arrest.

Twitter posting of Drunk Drivers in Kentucky. Should this happen in your hometown? Drunk drivers and drivers intoxicated with drugs kill Kentuckians. Call Hurt, Crosbie, May if you have been a victim of a drunk driver.

Child Safety Restraints Can Make the Difference Between Life and Death for your Child.

Child Safety Restraints prevent fatalities. Learn more about how to protect your children in Kentucky from serious personal injury and death.

Breaking News: Kentucky State Police Are Forced to Shoot Suspect who stole Police Cruiser

Car chase leads to fatal shooting by Kentucky State Police who determined that stopping suspect an automoble only option after car was stolen and caused serious injuries to fellow officers.

Kentucky Highways (I-75 and I-64) Rank in Top 10 in United States

Kentucky highways received good report. In terms of highway and interstate safety, Kentucky is ranked high. Despite the volume of traffic on I-64 and I-75 in Kentucky, Kentucky has less fatalities than many other states. Highest area for deaths is I-64 and I-75 interchange in Fayette County, Lexington, Kentucky.

UPDATE: Cincinnati Bengals' Cheerleader Defamation Suit | WLEX Reports

Cincinnati Bengals' cheerleader subjected to defamatory statements on on-line web blog. Victim has suffered personal injuries and emotional distress and is suing website for damages.

Kentucky Drunk Driver Laws: A Quick Summary.

Drunk Driver Kentucky means possible jail time. Drinking and Driving caused over 200 fatalities in Kentucky in 2008. If you have been injured by a drunk driver, call Hurt, Crosbie and May.

Richmond, Kentucky Nursing Home Receives Second Worst Rating in United States

Richmond, Kentucky Nursing Home receives second worst rating for caring for elderly patients due to allegations of neglect and abuse.

If Santa Delivered a new ATV, Make Sure You Understand Kentucky Laws.

Kentucky has safety laws relating to ATV use on Kentucky highways to prevent personal injuries.

Tragedy Avoided in Louisville. Father Allegedly Twice Legal Limit Viewing Light Display.

Alleged Drunk Driving Father with Five Kids in Car Arrested at Christmas Holiday Light Display.

Insurance Information Institute Releases Top Nine Car Insurance Tips

Before you select car insurance coverage, review these tips offered by leading insurance association. Important information to know before you are involved in a car or truck wreck in Kentucky.

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No More Sitting on the Tarmac at Airports. Penalty: $27,500 Per Passenger.

Airlines must pay $27,500 per paassenger for forcing citizens to remain on planes. Enforcement will make airlines pay a big price for mistreatment.