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Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Kentucky Texting While Driving Ban Went Into Effect This July
- Safety Tips for Driving in Inclement Weather in Central Kentucky
- Central Kentucky Back & Spinal Injuries from Lexington Truck & Car Accidents
- Helpful Tips for Victims of Lexington Herniated Disc Injuries Caused by Various Accidents
- Drunk Driving & Lexington Truck Accidents: Punitive Damages & Other Forms of Compensation
Are there parties other than the at-fault driver against whom I can take legal action?
Lexington Personal Injury | Kentucky Motor Vehicle Attorney |
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If you or your family has been injured in a motor vehicle accident, there may be parties other than the driver of the other vehicle who share responsibility for what happened. A Hurt, Crosbie and May lawyer can help identify the appropriate parties.
There are many examples of negligent conduct by third parties who have been held liable in part for automobile and truck accidents. For example, if the accident occurred because the other driver was drunk, and a business served alcohol to the visibly intoxicated driver before the accident, Kentucky's "dram shop" law may allow you to also hold the business liable.
Another example includes circumstances where a defect in the automobile, such as a seatbelt malfunction, caused or worsened the accident, the vehicle manufacturer has been held responsible for the injuries that resulted.
For this reason, Hurt, Crosbie and May attorneys attempt to explore and investigate every possible cause of our client's injuries prior to filing suit and before the statute of limitations have expired.
Hurt, Crosbie & May serves clients in Kentucky, including the following areas:
Cities: Lexington, Nicholasville, Georgetown, Richmond, Winchester, Louisville, Frankfort, Lawrenceburg, Cynthiana, Mt. Sterling, Versailles, Paris, Stanton, Harrodsburg, Clay City, Wilmore, Berea.
Counties: Fayette, Jessamine, Scott, Jefferson, Madison, Franklin, Woodford, Shelby, Anderson, Clark, Mercer, Powell, Garrard, Bourbon, Montgomery, Spencer, Estill.
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Motor Vehicle Accidents:
- Insurance Institute | Supersport Motorcycle Safety | Kentucky
- Demonstration of texting while driving | Major Cause of KY traffic accidents
- Public Service Announcement on Texting on Driving
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Motor Vehicle Accidents
- I am being sued because I was involved in an accident where my pick-up truck was struck by another car in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky. Do I need an attorney?
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- I was injured nine months ago in car wreck. Am I too late to file my case with the Court?
