You can sue for a broken bone injury even if you do not have insurance on your car. The case will be against the at fault driver for causing damages to your person and livelihood. This includes pain and suffering for the broken bone as well as medical bills and lost wages. The court will offset the first $10,000.00 in damages associated with medical bills in the Commonwealth of Kentucky for not having insurance, but you can still go after the at fault driver.
Fractures rarely stop at the cast — surgery, hardware, and lost work often follow. Brian Dettman handles broken bone injury claims across Kentucky. Read the full guide: Louisville Broken Bone Injury Lawyer · Common broken bone questions
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