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Dogs are known for being friendly, loyal companions. But sometimes, they can become aggressive and bite. If you've been bitten by a neighbor's dog, you should know what rights you have in this situation and how to effectively tackle this situation.

A motorcycle accident can destroy you physically and emotionally. Kentucky has specific laws governing motorcycle operations and accidents, which can significantly affect the outcome of your personal injury case.

A bike accident can result in unexpected medical bills that may feel overwhelming, especially if you do not have health insurance.  Fortunately, there are several avenues you can explore to help cover these expenses. At the Slechter Law Firm, PLLC, the attorneys can analyze your situation and craft a case to help you pursue the compensation you deserve.

When a family member's life is cut short due to the negligent or intentional act of another, the pain for those left behind is compounded by a need for justice. But not just anyone can step forward in a court of law demanding recompense for this catastrophic loss.

The anguish of losing a loved one can be inexpressible. In the absence of a cherished individual, families can be left grappling with financial challenges and emotional devastation. In these distressing times, it's crucial to discern your legal rights.

When dealing with insurance claims, "actual cash value" or ACV, is a term you'll come across often, particularly in situations involving total vehicle loss. The ACV represents the fair market value of a vehicle at the time of the loss.

A T-bone car accident, often referred to as a side-impact or broadside collision, is a devastating event that occurs when the front of one vehicle collides with the side of another, forming a rough "T" shape.

Truck accidents are harrowing events that can lead to severe injuries and, in some cases, fatalities. When one thinks of trucks, commercial vehicles such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, and big rigs come to mind. Due to their massive size and weight, these vehicles pose a significant risk on the road, especially when involved in an accident.

You've likely heard about the dangers of driving under the influence. But did you know that driving while drowsy can be just as dangerous? After being awake for 20 hours, drowsy drivers experience impairment comparable to having a blood alcohol content of 0.08%, which is the current BAC legal limit in most states.

On an average day, no one expects a simple trip to the mall or a walk around the house could lead to severe consequences. Yet, statistics reveal that slip and fall accidents are alarmingly prevalent and often result in traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).