How to Sue for Harm Caused by "Gender-Affirming Care"
Can I Sue a Doctor for Providing "Gender-Affirming Care" Such as Sex Change Hormones, Hormone Blockers, or Surgery? "Gender-affirming...
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Employee Use of Automobiles on Company Business
Many companies allow their employees to use their personal vehicles for work-related purposes, such as delivering goods, running errands,...
Non-Compete Agreements in Kentucky
Non-competition agreements, also known as non-compete agreements or restrictive covenants, are contracts that restrict an employee's...
How do Attorney's Fees Actually Work in Personal Injury Cases?
When it comes to personal injury cases, one of the main concerns for many people is the cost of hiring an attorney. After all, no one...
Is Kentucky a "No Fault" State?
No fault insurance, also known as personal injury protection (PIP) insurance, is a type of car insurance that covers medical expenses and...
What is subrogation or third-party recovery?
Subrogation is a legal term that refers to the right of one party to stand in the place of another party in order to recover damages or...
Privacy in the Personal Injury Process
Personal injury lawyer Adam Futrell gives a quick answer to a common question: How do we work to keep your personal information private...
Our Book: How to Pick the Right Lawyer
How to pick the right lawyer, and how to thrive in your relationship with that lawyer throughout your legal matter, is critically...
Ask Adam: How to Get the Biggest Settlement or Judgment
In today’s Ask Adam, I address a question that many clients and potential clients ask, and that should be on the minds of anyone who has...
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