Personal Injury Lawyer Serving Louisville, KY
Compassionate Care for You and Your Loved Ones
If you or your loved one has been injured due to another person’s negligence, do not hesitate to seek legal help. Our firm has in-depth experience in navigating Kentucky’s legal landscape. We are committed to helping injured clients get the justice they deserve. Call today at (859) 251-3045 to speak with a Louisville personal injury lawyer.
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- Hurt in an Accident in Louisville? We’re Here To Help.
- Meet Your Louisville Personal Injury Team
- Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Louisville
- Why Choose Lawrence & Associates?
- Our Successful Case Results in Louisville, KY
- What to Expect When You Call Us
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Talk to a Louisville Personal Injury Lawyer Today
Hurt in an Accident in Louisville? We’re Here To Help.
Dealing with a personal injury comes with added emotional and financial stress. You may be dealing with trauma from the incident on top of medical bills and missed work. Lawrence & Associates is a firm with deep experience, compassion, and a strong local reputation. We offer free consultations and a no-win, no-fee guarantee. This means you only pay if we secure compensation in your case.
Meet Your Louisville Personal Injury Team
Meagan has joined our team in 2021 as a personal injury litigation and worker’s compensation associate attorney.
Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Louisville
Our compassionate and hardworking team handles many types of personal injury cases, including the following:
- Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents – Data shows 893 fatalities and 4,146 serious injuries on Louisville’s public roads from 2016 to 2023.
- Pedestrian accidents – 96 pedestrians were killed and 695 were injured in traffic collisions in 2022 in Kentucky.
- Slip and fall accidents – In 2022, 46,653 people died in falls at home and work in the United States.
- Dog bites – In 2024, Louisville ranked 14th nationally for dog attacks on mail carriers.
- Nursing home abuse – Kentucky law only requires a nursing home to have sufficient staff to meet the needs of residents. The term sufficient is vague and difficult to measure, leaving room for low-quality care and potential abuse.
- Wrongful death – According to the CDC, there were 222,698 unintentional injury deaths in the United States in 2023.
- Workplace injuries – Private employers in Kentucky reported 39,200 nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2023.
Why Choose Lawrence & Associates?
We have so much to offer in the way of legal guidance and resources. When you choose to partner with our Louisville personal injury attorneys, you get a team with the following benefits:
- A local Louisville office
- Decades of experience in Kentucky personal injury law
- A 24-hour call-back policy
- Excellent communication
“This place was truly amazing to work with! Everyone was so helpful and knowledgeable which made the process very stress free. I never had any problems with communication or updates regarding what was happening with my case. I feel like I received the best help possible when it came to my situation. Thank you all, so much!”
-Randeana Stewart
We do not back down from insurance companies, and you pay nothing unless we win.
“I’ve made my reputation on getting the best results I can achieve in the shortest time possible, with the best customer service I know how to provide. In 2024, over 80% of our new clients came from referrals. Those are past clients, friends and family, doctors, and other lawyers. People that have had experience with us know we’re doing something right that they just don’t see in other firms.” – Founder, Justin Lee Lawrence.
Our firm is even recommended by other firms in the area.
“As an attorney, I am very particular about who I refer friends, family, and clients to, especially when it comes to personal injury cases. I have confidently referred several people to Lawrence & Associates, and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. They handle each case with professionalism, care, and an impressive level of expertise. The team is responsive, compassionate, and truly dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome for their clients. It’s a relief knowing that when I refer someone to Lawrence & Associates, they’re in great hands. Highly recommend!”
-Eric Beutel
Learn more today by checking out our client stories.
Our Successful Case Results in Louisville, KY
Review a couple of our successful case results below.
- Our client tragically lost his life in a boating accident on the Ohio River during Thunder Over Louisville when the boat capsized, causing multiple casualties. We secured a confidential seven-figure settlement for his family, providing financial support during a difficult time.
- A woman fell outside the doctor’s office and was severely injured. She ultimately passed away from her injuries, and we secured a confidential settlement for her family.
What to Expect When You Call Us
Free Consultation
We will listen and answer your questions.
We Investigate
Our team gathers reports, evidence, and medical records.
Medical Coordination
We help document and support your treatment.
We Negotiate or Litigate
Most cases settle, but we will go to court if needed.
You Get Paid
We aim to recover the full value of your claim.
“Our company mission statement is centered on client satisfaction, and we use that mission statement in both hiring and onboarding to ensure we hire people that naturally put clients’ interests first.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How Long Do I Have To File a Personal Injury Claim in Kentucky?
For most personal injury cases, such as slip and falls or other negligence-based injuries, you have one year from the date the injury occurred to file a lawsuit. However, some exceptions apply, including the following:
- Car accidents – You must file your lawsuit within two years from the date of the injury or the date of the last personal injury protection payment, whichever is later.
- Medical malpractice – The statute of limitations is one year from the date you discovered or reasonably should have discovered the injury, and no more than five years from the date the alleged negligent act occurred.
- Wrongful death – Generally, one year from the date a personal representative is appointed for the estate (with specific timing rules if the representative isn’t appointed immediately).
Will I Have To Go to Court?
While most cases settle outside of court through insurance negotiations, our team will not hesitate to take your claim to court if necessary to secure full compensation.
What if I Were Partially at Fault?
Kentucky follows pure comparative negligence. You can recover damages even if you were mostly at fault—your award is reduced by your percentage of fault.
How Much Is My Case Worth?
The worth of your case is dependent on the extent of your damages, percentage of fault, insurance policy limits, and the long-term impact of your injuries. Our Louisville attorneys can review the details of your personal injury case and determine how much compensation you are entitled to.
What Damages Can I Recover?
For a personal injury case in Louisville, Kentucky, our lawyers could help you recover several forms of compensation, including:
- Pain and suffering
- Medical bills
- Lost wages
- Lost earning capacity
- Property damage, such as your vehicle or other personal property
- Out-of-pocket expenses
- Emotional trauma
- Reduced quality of life
- Loss of consortium
Talk to a Louisville Personal Injury Lawyer Today
If you or your loved one has been injured due to another person’s negligent actions, our team can help you secure compensation. We can investigate your case, determine liability, and seek a full damages award to reflect your losses. Do not wait; contact our Louisville personal injury lawyers today.
case results
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A man was injured when a piece of construction equipment collided with his vehicle and crushed him.
$3.5M
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A man was working on a motor vehicle when a truck struck the vehicle.
$1.2M
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A man fell off a ladder at work and shattered his knee his insurance refused to pay for lost wages.