Poppe Law Blog 
- Prior Traffic Violations Predict Truck Drivers Likelihood of Future Accidents
- Is Karen Sypher Finally Going to Jail Over the Pitino Fiasco....
- Trucking Company Involved In Fatal KY Accident Changes Name To Get Back on The Roads
- A World Without Lawyers
- KY Supreme Court Rules Widow Entitled to Benefits in Lexington Plane Crash
- Ohio Supreme Court Rules Cops Can “Eyeball” Speeding Motorists
- You Wont' Believe What This Trucker Was Doing When He Killed This Mother of Two....
- Study About Kentucky Court System is Bogus
- Trucking Company Involved in Second Worst Wreck In Kentucky History Has Poor Safety Record.
- The Tort Reform Myth Explained....
- Drunk Drivers Get Locked Out....
- Toyota Accelerator Problem May Have Caused Car Wreck That Led To Criminal Conviction
- Can The Tobacco Companies Get Any More Evil.....
- Louisville Bat Maker Hit With $850k Verdict
- DWT--Driving While Texting. Death on Kentucky Roads
- The Secret Reason Why There Are So Many Semi-Truck Wrecks…
- Hans Interviewed on 840 Whas On Commonwealth Dodge 100mph Accident Case
- Is Commonwealth Dodge Liable for Fatal Wreck on Fern Valley Rd
- Why The Michael Jackson Wrongful Death Lawsuit May Be Worthless....
- How (Not) to Hire a Lawyer....
Law News
- Indiana Police Officer Killed When Semi Loses Wheels
- Hans Poppe in the News about the McDonald's Verdict
- Hans' Interview with WHAS 11 News on the McDonald's Trial
- Bowling Green Bus Accident Kills Driver, Injures 66
- Two Louisville Pedestrians Struck By a Car Early Sunday Morning
Law We Know
Kentucky Accident Attorney
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville Agrees to Pay 243 Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse $25.7 Million Dollars.
- Proposed Kentucky legislation to make texting while driving a crime.
- Federal Judge Dismisses Comair Plane Crash Victims Consortium Claims
- Hans Poppe WHAS 11 News Interview on McDonalds Strip Search Trial.
- Jury Instructions in Ogborn v. McDonalds
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What is the Statute of Limitations in Kentucky for a car or semi-truck accident.
A: Generally, the Kentucky Statute of Limitations requires a lawsuit for injuries from a car or semi-truck accident be brought within two years of the accident or two years from the last payment by your own insurance company for BRB/PIP benefits, not to exceed four years from the date of the accident. See the FAQ for BRB/PIP benefits for more informaion.
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Videos
Kentucky Accident Attorney:
- WHAS 11 News Interviews Hans Poppe About Whether Karen Sypher Will Take The Stand in Her Extortion Trial
- WHAS 11 News Interviews Hans Poppe About the Jury Process in the Karen Sypher Extortion of Rick Pitino Trial.
- WLKY 32 News Interviews Hans about Car Passenger Weight Limits
Frequent Questions
Kentucky Accident Attorney
- Where can I find information on semi-truck wrecks.
- What is the Statute of Limitations in Kentucky for a car or semi-truck accident.
- I've heard that Kentucky is a "no-fault" state and I can't sue the other driver if I have been in a car or semi-truck accident because I am entitled to PIP or BRB benefits What does that mean?
- If I am involved in a car or semi-truck wreck, who will pay my medical bills and lost wages.
- Are all lawyers the same?