Lexington Personal Injury Attorney

Committed to Fighting for Your Personal Injury Case

If you were injured due to another person’s negligence, you need to call a trusted attorney at Gilbert Law Group PLLC right away. Our SuperLawyer® firm gives focused attention to each case. Don’t suffer the costs of an accident alone. With the right representation, you may be able to obtain money to cover your medical costs, time off from work for recovery, future treatments, pain and suffering, and more. You shouldn’t have to pay for someone else’s mistake, and we want to help seek the recovery you deserve.

Kentucky’s Statute of Limitations

In Kentucky, you have only one year from the time of your injury to pursue a lawsuit. After this year has passed, you forfeit your right to take any action. The “discovery of harm” rule states that you have one year from the discovery of your injury. This means that if you suffer an injury that does not surface until months after your accident, your statute of limitations begins with that diagnosis.

With only one year to begin your court battle, you will want a capable and accessible team on speed dial. At Gilbert Law Group PLLC, we are always available to talk with you, because we know how important it is to have someone on your side in times of need. When you give us a call during our business hours, there will always be a voice on the other end of the line to assist you. After hours, leave us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Types of Personal Injury Claims

Not all cases have merit. There are a lot of details that will factor into your case. We recommend writing down the details of your case prior to contacting us so that you can maintain a clear memory of the incident. Remembering small details is very helpful when trying to establish liability. We will want to sit down with you and talk through your story to see if it is worth pursuing.

We understand that the last thing you need after a devastating accident is another financial risk. That is why work on a contingency fee basis. We won't get paid for our services unless we win you financial compensation.