After an accident that resulted in you getting injured, you might be wondering whether or not you need legal help. If the accident wasn’t your fault and caused you to suffer from damages, then having a lawyer on your side could be beneficial so that you can recover what you lost.

You should have the help of an attorney you trust and who will be honest with you. If you don’t feel like you can trust your legal representative, then how can you expect them to get you the compensation that you deserve? There are questions you can and should ask your potential attorney so that you know that you can trust them and know that they’re the right fit for your claim.

Finding the right personal injury lawyer for you can seem like an intimidating task. Here are some of the questions you should ask your personal injury lawyer so that you know they have your best interests in mind and will represent you accordingly:

Public records can provide a wealth of information about the actions of government and other public agencies. These records help provide transparency about what they’re doing.

If you’re seeking information that’s public record, you can file a request to get the information. Let’s go over how to make a public records request in Kentucky.

To protect citizens and maintain order within the state, legislators revisit old laws and create new ones. A number of new Kentucky law changes are coming in 2020. As a resident of the state, it’s important to be aware of the changes so you have an idea of how they could impact you.

The Law Office of Todd W. Burris knows about these new law changes and we’re here to share the information with you. While it’s likely you’ll hear about more laws as the year progresses, the ones we’ll discuss here involve the tobacco purchase age limit, vision requirements for drivers, and updates to the ignition interlock device system.