Legal Insights & Firm News

Who Is Liable for Slip-and-Fall in Parking Garages?

November 3, 2026 6 mins read

You went down hard in the garage downtown. So, you sued the company whose name is on the sign out front. That’s reasonable, but usually wrong. One parking structure can involve an owner who has never set foot in the place, a management company running it under contract, a maintenance vendor who shows up on...

Signs That a Property’s Security Neglected Your Safety

October 27, 2026 4 mins read

The gate to your apartment complex’s parking lot has been stuck open since July. The light over the Building C stairwell burned out three weeks ago, and you emailed the management office about it twice. On a Thursday night, a man who didn’t live there followed you into that dark stairwell, and the struggle over...

How to Handle Insurance Adjusters Who Offer Quick Settlements

October 20, 2026 4 mins read

The call comes sooner than you expected. Your car is still at the body shop, your neck still hurts when you turn your head, and an insurance adjuster is already talking about a check. A quick settlement offer can feel like the first good news since the crash, especially when you’re missing work and the...

What Happens If You Are Injured at Vacation Rentals?

October 13, 2026 5 mins read

Through the app on your phone, a vacation rental looks like a hotel room with a better kitchen. In a courtroom, it can look more like a house you rented from a stranger for the week. If you suffered a vacation rental injury, you could be dealing with a host you’ve never met and a...

Did You Sign Away Your Right to Sue? How Fine Print Shows Up After an Injury

October 7, 2026 5 mins read

You checked the box. Maybe it was on a clipboard at the gym, a digital form on a tablet at a trampoline park, or a button at the bottom of a scroll box on your phone. You thumbed down past it to the part that says, “I agree,” and clicked. Then you got hurt. Now,...

How Long Do I Have to File? Missouri’s Statute of Limitations for Sexual Assault Cases

September 29, 2026 3 mins read

Our judicial system is built on a foundation of fairness. A state’s statute of limitations laws are also designed to be fair. They set the maximum time limit to start legal proceedings or file a lawsuit after an alleged offense or injury occurs. If you’re a sexual assault survivor in Missouri, the law puts a...

Firearm Injury & Ghost Gun Lawyers

September 24, 2026 9 mins read

Most gun dealers operate in full compliance with Kentucky and federal law, and most gun owners practice safe ownership. Unfortunately, loopholes in how some guns are sold can create dangerous situations that end in tragedy. Ghost guns are one of the clearest examples. A ghost gun is an untraceable, homemade firearm that lacks a serial...

Filing Nursing Home Abuse Claims in Ohio

September 22, 2026 4 mins read

On your next visit to see your loved one in their nursing home, you noticed something: A bruise nobody can explain, a parent who went quiet, or a call light that took twenty minutes to get answered. Suspecting something is wrong turns out to be the easy part. Knowing what to do next is where...

Civil Vs. Criminal Cases After Sexual Assault: What’s the Difference?

September 15, 2026 4 mins read

Civil vs. criminal cases after sexual assault can come from the same event, but they do very different things. A criminal case is about whether the government can prove a crime and impose punishment. A civil case is about whether the survivor can prove legal responsibility and seek compensation or another civil remedy. That changes...

How Rental Car Accidents Are Handled Legally in Kentucky

September 8, 2026 5 mins read

Rental car accidents in Kentucky can get complicated fast because several different insurance rules may apply at the same time. You’re not just dealing with ordinary car accident fault. You may also have Kentucky no-fault rules, the rental agreement, your personal auto policy, optional rental coverage, and a federal law called the Graves Amendment. That’s...

Using Technology to Create a Persuasive and Compelling Story for All Jurors

August 28, 2026 1 min read

At the American Association for Justice Annual Convention, Thomas Law Offices Founding Partner Tad Thomas presented “Using Technology to Create a Persuasive and Compelling Story for All Jurors.” The presentation examined how clear language, accessible visuals, and thoughtful use of technology can help jurors follow the facts and understand the larger story of a case....

Who Can Be Held Liable? Institutional Responsibility in Assault Cases

August 25, 2026 4 mins read

Institutional liability can allow a sexual assault victim to pursue more than the individual attacker. Depending on what happened, a business, school, employer, property owner, security company, or another organization may also share responsibility because of the choices it made before the attack. That changes the way the case gets investigated. The person who committed...

When Insurance Companies Refuse to Pay After a Car Crash

August 13, 2026 4 mins read

There are two things the vast majority of Kentucky drivers have in common: We all have insurance, and we all hate paying for it. Depending on your policy, those monthly premiums can take a major chunk out of the household budget. Of course, if you get into an accident, you’re very relieved to know “you’re...

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