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“Should I release my medical records to the insurance company?” is a common question we hear at TLF: The Medical Injury Law Firm, and a great one, at that. Medical records from your doctor hold essential information that can significantly impact the outcome of any personal injury claim. However, protecting personal health information is equally important, especially after a motor vehicle accident injury, as it involves sensitive data that could

In Kentucky’s complex landscape of personal injury law, understanding pure comparative negligence is crucial for anyone pursuing a claim. This concept can significantly impact your personal injury claim and how much compensation you receive.   At TLF: The Medical Injury Law Firm, we know the challenges that cases can present when pure comparative negligence is involved and will do what it takes to help our clients achieve the most favorable outcome

When an injury causes a lawsuit, a defendant’s insurance company or lawyer might spy on you. The insurance company’s goal of surveillance is to find any evidence that shows you are not as severely injured as you claim. Therefore, they owe you less money. Why do Insurance Companies Spy? When you are injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, a lawsuit will help you recover damages for the losses

Auto accidents can result in various injuries ranging from minor to catastrophic. A severe injury to the spinal cord, neck, back, or brain can often be considered an incapacitating injury. These injuries are non-fatal and can result in temporary or permanent disability. An incapacitating injury can also lead to extensive hospital stays, medical expenses, and lost wages due to missing work. Luckily, accident victims can file personal injury lawsuits to