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Firearm Injury & Ghost Gun Lawyers

September 24, 2026 6 mins read

Most gun dealers operate in full compliance with Kentucky and federal law, and the vast majority of 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...

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...

What to Expect If You Report a Sexual Assault: A Step-by-Step Guide

August 11, 2026 5 mins read

Reporting a sexual assault is not one decision. It’s the first in a series of them, and you can make each one at your own pace. That’s not how it feels in the first hours, however. It feels more like a door swinging shut, like if you don’t call the police soon, you’ve lost your...

Your Legal Options When Abuse Occurs in Memory Care Units

August 4, 2026 5 mins read

The reason we help transition our loved ones into a nursing home is that they are vulnerable. They’ve reached a point where they can no longer care for themselves in a way that would keep them safe. Many nursing home residents have mobility challenges and need assistance with daily activities like getting dressed or grooming....

What Injuries Are Missed After Low-Speed Collisions?

July 28, 2026 5 mins read

Not every car accident happens at high speed. “Fender benders” are considered low-speed collisions that happen at 10 miles per hour or less. These usually occur in parking lots, stop-and-go traffic, or intersections where drivers aren’t paying attention. Often in these types of accidents, there is no visible damage to the cars, or there might...

What to Do After a Minor Car Accident in Cincinnati?

July 21, 2026 4 mins read

A minor car crash has a way of not staying minor. The bumper looks fine, the other driver seems friendly enough, and everyone on I-75 is in a hurry. No biggie. You swap phone numbers and drive off. Three days later, your neck locks up, and the other driver’s insurance company? Well, they’ve never heard...

Historic $104.2 Million Verdict Against Ghost Gun Seller Featured in The New York Times

July 20, 2026 1 min read

The record-setting verdict on behalf of Henry Willis’s family is now getting national attention, including coverage from The New York Times. The Times’ reporting confirms key details from the case: Husky Armory LLC operated without a federal firearms license and sold Henry a gun-building kit without verifying his age or running a background check —...

Are Illinois Bars Required to Have Security Guards?

July 14, 2026 5 mins read

A night out on the town with your squad can mean many things. It might be all about hitting the dance floor at Spybar or the Tunnel, taking in some blues at Kingston Mines or Rosa’s, or checking out your favorite band at Thalia Hall or Salt Shed. The focus for these excursions is really...

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