Personal Injury Lawyers in Lexington, Kentucky (KY)
The lawyers in Morgan & Morgan’s Lexington office play a major role in
the firm’s success. Our dedication to the people of Kentucky has allowed
us to win multimillion dollar settlements for our clients. From medical
malpractice to workers’ compensation, premises liability to nursing home
abuse, and far more, we have the experienced attorneys to handle any
type of personal injury lawsuit.
What sets us apart is our ability to give you the resources you really
need to get the settlement you deserve. Our attorneys routinely go
toe-to-toe with large hospitals, corporations, and insurance companies,
and with our contingency-fee basis, we only get a fee if we win your
case.
Giving victims the chance to see their day in court against larger
companies is one of the driving forces that has made Morgan & Morgan see
such success all over Kentucky, and across the country.
If you are a Lexington resident who has been injured by someone’s
negligence or recklessness, you don’t have a lot of time to file your
lawsuit - Kentucky’s personal injury statute of limitations is usually
one year. Contact us as soon as possible and fill out our free,
no-obligation case review form.
Our attorneys handle a variety of injury cases, including:
Was I a Victim of Negligence?
Negligence comes in many forms, and the key to your case is proving
that your injury was caused by someone acting negligently - failing to
provide a reasonable amount of care to prevent injuries.
How to define negligence in your case depends on the specific personal
injury case. If you were hurt in a car accident, was the other driver
running a red light or texting while driving? If so, the other party
acted negligently.
In a medical malpractice case, faulty medical
equipment could mean the hospital or manufacturer can be found at fault.
Negligence in the workplace could mean that you should be owed more in
workers’ compensation than the company is willing to give you.
What Does Handling a Personal Injury Lawsuit Involve?
Gathering evidence and proving your case can be a long and stressful
ordeal, and we’re here to take the most stressful elements out of your
hands. Depending on how complex your case is, filing a lawsuit can
possibly take many months. Your Morgan & Morgan attorney conducts a
thorough investigation, talking to witnesses and working with experts to
get the details they need to get you a hefty settlement.
Once the investigation is done, your attorney drafts a complaint and
files it in court. Your case is then in a discovery process, where your
attorney can conduct a deposition, questioning witnesses and presenting
evidence.
Many cases get settled before trial, where the party at fault offers
compensation for you. Your attorney can judge if the settlement is fair,
or they can decide to present your case to a jury. Our Lexington lawyers
have decades of experience as trial attorneys and have no problem taking
your case as far as they have to so you get your fair share.
What Is My Case Worth?
The specific number you can get in a settlement depends on how severe
your injury is and how negligent or reckless the other party acted. That
can range from the thousands all the way to the high millions. You
simply won’t know without contacting us.
Some things you can receive compensation for include:
Medical Expenses: Courts award compensation for past and future
medical bills, as well as costs not covered by insurance, such as
rehabilitation expenses.
Lost Wages or Income: If you’ve been forced to miss work with your
injury you can recover lost wages.
Pain and Suffering: It’s possible to be awarded compensation for
both physical pain and emotional suffering caused by someone’s negligent
actions.
Punitive Damages: If an injury was caused by reckless behavior, it’s
possible to receive punitive damages, which are meant as punishment for
the wrongdoer to discourage others from being as reckless.
How Much Do I Pay For an Attorney?
Until your case is won, nothing. Our lawyers work on a contingency-fee
basis, so we only receive a fee when we get you your settlement, that
fee usually being a percentage of the compensation you recover. Until
then, you don’t bother with hourly fees and we work tirelessly to win
your case.
Get Your Free Consultation
If you’ve been injured, you need to know if you’re owed more
compensation than you realize. For a no-obligation case evaluation,
complete our free case review form
today.
