Kentucky DUI Defense for Standard Field Sobriety Tests
If a Kentucky police officer suspects you have been driving while under the influence (DUI), he/she will usually perform a standard field sobriety test to determine if you may be ...
Expunging Your DUI in Kentucky
If you are thinking about expunging your DUI, this is what you need to know. Under the Kentucky Revised Statute 431.078, a DUI first conviction can be expunged. Misdemeanor charges result ...
What to Do When Stopped by Police for DUI
After representing a multitude of DUI defense cases, the Kentucky offices of Paul Dickman can offer the following six suggestions for you to consider to aid in your defense case ...
Brain Injury Impacts Our Youth
In the past year to two years, there has been an increasing focus on brain injuries incurred from sports accidents. The long-term effects are becoming more and more evident as ...
Cincinnati Head Injury Challenges
If a person survives a head injury, his or her life can be changed forever by damage done to the brain. Day-to-day necessary functions can be difficult if not impossible. ...
What Are the Causes of Fatal Car Crashes in Covington?
In Covington and around the U.S., wrongful deaths occur daily in fatal car crashes. Loved ones are left to try to pick up the pieces of their lives and continue ...
Winter Personal Injuries in Covington
Wintry conditions including ice, sleet, snow and rain can demand that extra precautions be taken for simple daily tasks such as walking to your car after work. Emergency room visits ...
Common Rear-End Collision Car Accident
All too often, a driver gets distracted by the radio or cell phone, or makes a sudden lane change and fails to stop before hitting the car in front of ...
Superbowl Northern Kentucky Drunk Driving Accident
On February 5th, 2012, after a Superbowl party, a Tennessee resident who had traveled to Northern Kentucky lost control of his vehicle on I-71, flipping the car and killing the ...
Children Might Be More Susceptible to Catastrophic Brain Injury
The Journal of Neuroscience published a study in 2012 with findings that a child’s brain may be more susceptible to the effects of a mild-to-catastrophic traumatic brain injury (TBI) than ...