On Behalf of Hensley Law Office, PSC | Dec 26, 2018 | Firm News
As long as the temperatures remain mild this winter, you may have little fear of driving, even if there is precipitation. You may be like many who worry about driving when the temperatures drop below freezing because road conditions may deteriorate rapidly. However,...
On Behalf of Hensley Law Office, PSC | Dec 25, 2018 | Firm News, personal injury
Tactics that insurance companies use to cut their operating costs are known to add burdens to Kentucky policy holders who are seeking treatment for personal injuries. Fail first options are one such tactic, but insurers can delay a person’s efforts to receive...
On Behalf of Hensley Law Office, PSC | Dec 21, 2018 | Firm News, workers' compensation
Kentucky employers and insurers who have lapsed in their duties to provide proper workers’ compensation may start out feeling like a trial is a good option. However, you could find that your opponent in a workers’ compensation lawsuit, after seeing the...
On Behalf of Hensley Law Office, PSC | Dec 14, 2018 | family law, Firm News
Kentucky residents who are planning a divorce should explore their options thoroughly. There may be more available than they think, each having its own benefits that can suit a couple’s unique situation differently. Contested divorce is, according to...
On Behalf of Hensley Law Office, PSC | Dec 6, 2018 | Firm News, personal injury
When you are recovering from a serious personal injury, perhaps resulting from an auto accident or a Kentucky workplace incident, you do not want an insurer to play games with your medical care. However, some insurance companies are making it harder for their policy...
On Behalf of Hensley Law Office, PSC | Dec 1, 2018 | Firm News, personal injury
The families of Kentucky victims in second-degree manslaughter car-crash cases often also sue the criminal defendant. This subject may seem complicated at first, but the reasoning behind the idea is quite simple. People tend to choose to pursue civil injury charges...
