Tiger, Author at Kaufman & Stigger, PLLC

Accidents Involving Multiple Vehicles in Lexington KY

By Tiger on June 10, 2020

Accidents involving multiple vehicles typically occur as a result of the carelessness and negligence of just one driver. Then, other negligent drivers pile into each other. When these types of accidents occur, both drivers and passengers suffer injuries. The legal landscape turns into a nightmare. Multiple investigators will try to reconstruct what happened with different versions of the events, and it’s likely that the original injured victim will be caught in the middle with different insurance companies pointing their respective fingers at each other. Nobody wants to compensate that victim for the injuries and damages suffered,

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“Remembering Ali” on WAVE 3 in Louisville June 6, 2020

By Tiger on June 2, 2020

It has been four years since the world mourned the loss of Muhammad Ali. Join us in “Remembering Ali” on WAVE 3, Saturday at 7pm (June 6, 2020). Also, watch Listens Live, Wednesday at 12:30p, as we reflect on the Ali legacy with John Ramsey.

Saturday’s broadcast of “Remembering Ali” will include eulogies at Muhammad Ali’s funeral by Pastor Kevin Cosby, John Ramsey, Billie Crystal and Lonnie Ali. WAVE will also share video of the funeral procession and short clip from Rasheda Ali Walsh.

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Cycling in Clarksville During COVID-19: Is It Legal?

By Tiger on May 28, 2020

Yes, you can still bicycle around Clarksville during the coronavirus pandemic. Indiana’s Stay-at-Home order does not prohibit residents from going on a bike ride as long as they follow the CDC’s guidelines for social distancing.

Although most of Indiana’s state parks remain open to cyclists, please keep in mind the following locations have been temporarily closed due to COVID-19:

Campgrounds
Gyms
Playgrounds
Inns & cabins

Before you go out bicycling,

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Motorcycle Head-On Collisions in Madison County, Kentucky

By Tiger on May 20, 2020

Kentucky has some great country roads for those who love to ride their motorcycles. However, there are dangers that motorcyclists have to be aware of when venturing out in rural Kentucky. According to a study from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, a motorcycle rider is 28 times more likely to be killed in a crash than those of passenger vehicles.

One of the many dangers to motorcycle riders on rural roads is a head-on collision. They can happen in many different ways,

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T-Bone Auto Accidents in McCracken County, Kentucky

By Tiger on May 20, 2020

T-bone or broadside crashes are some of the most deadly crash types there are, and rural drivers are more likely to get into serious injury accidents according to a study from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The study says that while only 42 percent of drivers live in rural areas, the fatality rate is almost double that in urban areas.

One of the reasons for this is the T-bone accident. A T-bone crash occurs when a car hits another one in the side at a 90-degree angle.

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Who is Responsible for a Hydroplane Accident in Kentucky?

By Tiger on May 20, 2020

If you’ve driven long, you’ve probably felt a that out-of-control slide when your car hydroplaned. Most of the time you slip a couple of feet and then your tires finds some road to grip, and you go on your way. But sometimes it doesn’t work out so well and the car slides off the road or into another car.

So when this happens, who’s fault is it?

Hydroplaning Liability

We all drive in different kinds of weather,

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Kentucky Motorcycle Safety Tips and Rider Education Course

By Tiger on May 15, 2020

It’s a great time to ride a motorcycle in Kentucky and Indiana. Attorney Cara Stigger encourages all motorcyclists to ride safely and take the Kentucky Motorcycle Rider Education Course.

She also encourages all motorcyclists to take precautions when riding…

Here are some of her safety tips:

Wear protective gear at all times
Use a DOT compliant helmet
Wear brightly colored clothing or a reflective vest
Use daytime running lights
Only wear clear eye protection at night
Never ride while impaired

Most motorcycle accidents are due to other cars not seeing the motorcycle,

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Broadside Accidents in Madison County Kentucky

By Tiger on April 14, 2020

Broadside or T-bone crashes are some of the deadliest of all crash types. In 2018, side-impact crashes made up 23% or 5,350 deaths of those who died while riding in a passenger vehicle, according to a report from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety.

Travelers on rural highways are more susceptible to high-injury broadside crashes because of the higher speed limit of most highways. Most of the rural highways have a speed limit of 50 mph or more, and when a car turns into the path of another vehicle going that fast,

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Happy Birthday! Sue Wells Turns 93 Years Old

By Tiger on April 7, 2020

HAPPY 93rd BIRTHDAY to Cara’s mom Sue Wells! Her family and friends did a socially distant birthday parade in front of Sue’s home in Kentucky.

Sue sat outside in her rocker to receive the well wishes safely from afar.

Her loved ones made signs, decorated their cars and ATV’s, honked horns, and played instruments.

Several well wishers tossed birthday cards out on to the driveway.

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What if I’m Injured by a Juvenile in Kentucky?

By Tiger on March 31, 2020

Younger drivers have the highest fatality rates among all age groups, according to a study by the American Automobile Association. In fact, this trend continues for all drivers until they hit the age of 70. Young drivers simply don’t have the experience in how to drive defensively and look out for possible unseen or hard to see dangers.

Motorcyclist Killed in Accident with Young Driver

A 56-year-old man was killed while riding his motorcycle when he was hit by a car with a juvenile driver.

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