Louisville Personal Injury Attorneys

If you are a victim of a brain injury , birth injury, spinal damage, a catastrophic truck accident, medical malpractice, product liability, or the wrongful death of a loved one, the attorneys at Paul A. Casi, II, P.S.C. are equipped to help. We help victims all across Kentucky in their pursuit for justice.

Our legal team cares about your future and well-being. Trust that we will do everything in our power to obtain the maximum compensation you are owed.

About Our Firm

Recognized for our experience in handling the most difficult personal injury cases, the respected Louisville personal injury attorneys at Paul A. Casi, II, P.S.C. serve to hold negligent individuals and medical professionals responsible for careless actions against the people of Kentucky. Attorneys Paul A. Casi, II, and Jeff W. Adamson are committed to providing compassionate advocacy for the injury victims we serve.

How Long Do I Have to File a Claim?

According to the Kentucky Revised Statutes section 413.140(1)(a) the statute of limitations in Kentucky is one year. This means you have one year from the date of your injury to file a claim or you may lose your right to compensation. Kentucky does allow some exceptions to this one-year rule.

If an injury victim is a minor at the time of injury, they have one year from the date of their injury to file a claim. Likewise, if an individual is found legally mentally incapacitated at the time of the injury, they have one year from the date of mental recovery to file a claim.

Last, if the defendant is absent from the state of Kentucky before a claim can be filed, the time they spend out of state will most likely not be counted as part of the one-year time limit. There are, however, specific rules when it comes to medical malpractice cases. Check out our medical malpractice case to learn more.