Do Kentucky’s no-fault rules still apply after a commercial vehicle crash?
Kentucky’s no-fault law may limit whether you can pursue pain and suffering damages after a crash, including one involving a truck or other commercial vehicle. Generally, that depends on whether your medical expenses are more than $1,000 or whether the injury involves certain conditions, such as a broken bone, permanent injury, permanent disfigurement, loss of bodily function, or death.
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