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Dog Bites and Kentucky Law: When Can You Sue?
Dog bites can cause serious injuries—both physical and emotional. If you’ve been bitten by a dog in Kentucky, you may have the right to sue the dog’s owner and recover damages. Here’s what you need...
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Facing a Car or Truck Wreck in Kentucky? Here’s What to Do Next
If you've been involved in a car or truck wreck in Kentucky, you're likely overwhelmed—dealing with physical pain, medical bills, insurance calls, and uncertainty about how to move forward. At...
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Divorce and Custody in Kentucky: Answers to the Questions You’re Afraid to Ask
Divorce isn’t just the end of a marriage—it’s the beginning of a new chapter. At Rawdon & Cantrill, we guide clients through Kentucky’s divorce and custody process with compassion and clarity. How...
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What to Do If You Get Hurt: Essential Steps for Personal Injury
Getting hurt is never part of the plan, and whether it's minor or severe, an unforeseen injury can be both physically and emotionally distressing. It's crucial to stay calm and take the right steps...
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Hurt in a Car or Truck Wreck in Kentucky? Here’s What to Do Next
Being involved in a car or truck wreck can be a life-altering experience. The physical pain, emotional distress, and financial uncertainty can feel overwhelming. At Rawdon & Cantrill, Attorneys at...
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Listening: The Art of Advocacy
“Whatever success I have had in life,” he told an attentive Gertrude, “I owe to having been willing to accept information from any source. It only meant a little trouble, being nice to people, and...
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Kentucky Products Liability Law: Explaining the McDonald’s coffee case
Introduction: What we read in the newspaper or see on television is not what the jury hears in a trial. Because our news reporters are only giving us summaries of cases and only tell us what they...
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Articles of Note
(By Richard Rawdon):
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