Kentucky Brain Injury
Lawyer

A Kentucky brain injury lawyer generally must file a personal injury lawsuit within one year of the event. Be sure to get the correct details from one of the attorneys listed below about how Kentucky's statue of limitations will affect you personally.

Both family members and the brain injury victim, if possible, should keep a daily journal about how life has changed since the injury. In most instances, a jury will not be able to see a brain injury and must rely on testimony about how it has changed lives.

Barrow & Weigel, PLLC is located in Louisville. Brain injury is included in the practice areas of Barrow & Weigel.

The Lawrence Firm, PSC is located in Covington. "A brain injury can affect your ability to work or even manage day to day tasks. Brain injury is a point in time event but impairment lasts a lifetime."

John G. Rice, P.L.C. is located in Winchester. "I apply over 30 years of medical and legal experience in pursuing damages for brain injury victims. My background includes 12 years as a rehabilitation counselor and trainer, and 21 years representing both plaintiffs and defendants in personal injury lawsuits. As such, I have a deep understanding of the causes of traumatic brain injuries and the multitude of effects."

Sutton Rankin Law, PLC is located in Edgewood. Attorneys Roger Braden and Larry Hicks were the initial organizers and one of the sponsors of the Northern Kentucky Traumatic Brain Injury Conference which began as part of a community outreach initiative. The law firm also sponsors a support group. You can find more information about support groups at Brain Injury Resources in Kentucky.

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