(June 2, 2022) – English, Lucas, Priest & Owsley, LLP (ELPO Law) announced today that after almost 50 years of office locations solely in Bowling… Read More
Nicholas “Nick” Rabold has joined English, Lucas, Priest & Owsley, LLP as an associate attorney. Rabold currently practices in the areas of general litigation, healthcare… Read More
Maira Gomez has joined English, Lucas, Priest & Owsley, LLP as an associate attorney after being sworn in on April 22, 2022. Maira currently… Read More
LEGAL UPDATE: ATTENTION – Agricultural workers who were exposed to the herbicide Paraquat and have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease Paraquat is a widely used… Read More
By Kyle Roby, Partner
Kyle Roby
English, Lucas, Priest and Owsley, LLP
All too often I get calls from people who have been rear-ended by a distracted driver. Most of the time, when no one was injured with only damage to the vehicle, there is not a need for a personal injury attorney like me to get involved, but I am always happy to provide information on how one should proceed after being rear-ended and provide a warning for potential pitfalls that may arise.
What often complicates matters is when the person that rear-ended the vehicle does not have insurance, leaving the person who got hit to fix their car out of their own pocket. In these situations, whether you are trying to seek payment for damages from the at-fault driver’s insurance company or your own to get your car fixed, this can be an extremely frustrating experience. Here are five tips that I often share to help ease your frustration: Read More
What is disputed liability and what impact does it have in the state of Kentucky? By: ELPO Law Attorney J.A. Sowell (jasowell@ELPOLaw.com; 270-781-6500)… Read More
