Kentucky Woman Convicted of Murder for a Second Time
A woman in Kentucky was convicted for a second time in the killing of her allegedly abusive boyfriend. In 2012, Shayna Hubers, now 27, fatally shot her on-again, off-again boyfriend, ...
Man Sues Apple for Exploding iPhone
A South Carolina man is suing Apple after sustaining injuries from the explosion of his iPhone 6. The phone’s battery exploded, setting his clothing on fire. Ronnie Portee filed a ...
Car Accidents Involving Drivers with the Same Insurance
Two drivers involved in a car accident find they are insured by the same insurance company; now what? How does a claim work if both drivers have to file with ...
The Effects of a DUI Charge on Driving Privileges in Kentucky
Being arrested and convicted of a DUI in Covington, Kentucky can inflict severe penalties on your driving privileges. It is important to remember driving is a privilege, and the wrong ...
Do’s and Don’ts for a Personal Injury Defendant
A personal injury can have devastating effects on a person’s life and the lives of their family. As a personal injury attorney who has represented both the plaintiff and the ...
Science Supporting Toxic Torts in Kentucky
In many toxic tort cases, there can be scientific proof that the toxic exposure caused the illness or disease that is now destroying the person’s health and ultimately their lives, ...
Important Questions to Know How to Answer When You Have Been Charged with Theft, Burglary or Robbery
If you have been charged with theft, burglary or robbery, do not respond to any questions without an attorney being present on your behalf. Any statement can be, and very ...
Examples of Toxic Torts
Toxic tort claims involve cases where someone has been injured after exposure to hazardous substances or chemicals through no fault of their own. There are several examples of toxic torts ...
Steps You Should Take After an Arrest in Covington
An arrest can jolt your life into a gear you never expected and never wanted. Your freedom, your future and your family will change if you are found guilty of ...
What’s the Law on Lesser Included Offenses in Kentucky?
A lesser included offense is defined in criminal law as a crime that contains all the elements necessary to impose guilt on the defendant and also contains all the elements ...