When you are a hard-working Kentuckian who is wrongfully injured, the insurance companies will treat you like a number in their system. Don't take on the insurance company alone. Let Kentucky Injury Law Center help.
Bowling Green Attorneys
Representing Injured Clients Throughout Kentucky
When you are seriously injured by the careless or reckless behavior of others and make a personal injury or workers’ compensation claim, the insurance companies will treat you like a number in their system. Everybody knows the system is rigged, but not enough know how to win anyway.
Accident victims shouldn’t be forced to deal with the burden of insurance claims and expensive medical bills on their own.
At Kentucky Injury Law Center, we teach you the secrets the insurance companies don’t want you to know and empower you to overcome the insurance industry’s system and get the best result for your case.
At the end of the day, its your case and the result could change your life. Let us handle the legal side of things so you can focus on your recovery
Injured in Kentucky? We can help. Call us today at (270) 423-0023 to schedule a complimentary strategy session.
The Kentucky Injury Law Center Promise
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We Will Work Tirelessly on Your Behalf
We are hard-working trial lawyers fighting for hard-working Kentuckians, and we understand the importance of fighting to maximize your recovery.
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We Will Always Keep You Informed
The legal process can be long and confusing. We will be sure to keep you and your loved ones informed about your case during every step.
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We Learn Your Story, Not Just Your Case
It is our mission to treat each of our clients as humans first and clients second. When you come to us, we don't treat you like a number, we treat you as a person.
Case Results
Your Success Is Our Success-
Injured Delivery Person
It started with a call –someone had slammed into the back of our client’s car while the client was on the job. The other driver had tried to pass our client over a solid yellow line because he didn’t see that she was turning. Our client had neck surgery and didn’t know what to do.
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Workers' Compensation for a Police Officer
Our client was a 30 year veteran for law enforcement officer whose career ended after a tragic shooting. The officer had worked his way up the chain of command, starting as a patrol officer and ending as a Lieutenant.
The Kentucky Injury Law Center Team
Hard-Working Attorneys Fighting for You
Personal Injury
Personal injury claims allow for an injured person to receive compensation from the individual or entity that caused their accident. By filing a claim, you can receive a settlement that will pay for your medical bills, lost wages, and other costs related to your recovery.
We take personal injury cases related to the following:
- Motor vehicle accidents, such as car crashes and truck wrecks
- Negligence resulting in permanent injuries
- Accidents that cause brain injuries
To learn more about how our team can help you with your personal injury case, contact us today!
Workers' Compensation
If you have been hurt at work, you may be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Even when employees are owed benefits, however, the road to receiving them can be paved with difficulty. We seek to make the process easy and can help anyone who has been hurt while performing their job duties, including injuries sustained on the clock as well as while driving for job purposes (such as making a delivery).
We will walk you through the entire workers’ compensation process, including:
- Filing a claim
- Appealing a denied claim
- Temporary vs permanent disability
- Medical benefits
- Collecting lost wages
If you or someone you love needs help filing a workers' compensation claim, or if you have questions regarding your case, contact our firm today!
Why Hire Us
We’re not your typical lawyers. We won’t bog you down with legalese—we will lay out the facts of your case in the honest and straightforward language you deserve. Throughout the entire legal process, we will be transparent and accessible to you at all times to ensure you are never kept in the dark about the progress of your case.
We only take cases that we know we can win so we never waste our clients' time. And no matter where you are in the state, we can travel to you. We promise to do whatever it takes to get you the settlement you deserve, but on your terms.
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What Insurance Companies Don't Want You to Know
After an accident, you will most likely have to deal with insurance companies who will do everything in their power to minimize your claim. In order to ensure that the insurance companies don't take advantage of you, read our article on the five mistakes you should avoid when dealing when insurance comapnies.
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Don't Hire a Lawyer Until Finding Out What Contingency Means
Lots of lawyers promise that they don't get paid until you get paid. Unfortunately, they don't tell you the fine print until you meet with them. As they say, the Devil is in the details. At Kentucky Injury Law Center, we believe that our success-based fees are easy and simple to understand. Download this 10-point checklist to make sure your lawyer's fee agreement checks out.
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How long do I have to file a personal injury case in Kentucky?
In certain situations, you must file your case within one year of the date of the accident. However, there are many instances where the time frame can differ. Regardless, the clock is ticking and the longer you wait the more likely your case will be wrongly denied. To learn more about your specific situation, contact one of our dedicated lawyers today.
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How long do I have to file a workers' compensation claim in Kentucky?
In certain situations, you must file your case within two years of the date your accident occurred or you discovered your injury. However, there are many instances where the time frame can differ. Contact our team today to learn more.
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Are employers required to provide workers’ compensation benefits to Kentucky workers?
All Kentucky employers who employ one or more individuals are required by law to carry workers compensation insurance, or to be qualified as self-insured. There are a few exceptions to this rule, however, such as workers in the agricultural industry.