Kentucky Injury Resource Center
A free, plain-English guide to the first weeks after an accident in Kentucky: medical care, no-fault insurance, deadlines, adjusters and the paperwork that protects your claim.
Reviewed by Larry Forman, Attorney.
Most people have never made an injury claim before, and insurance companies count on that. This free handbook puts the basics in one place so you can read it at your own pace, print it and keep it with your accident papers. There’s no form to fill out and no email required.
Key takeaways
The Forman & Associates Kentucky Injury Claim Handbook is a printable PDF of about 16 pages.
Download the free handbook (PDF)
Prefer a shorter tool? Try our injury pain journal or the “Do I have a case?” checker.
People hurt in car, truck and motorcycle crashes, falls and other accidents in Kentucky, and family members helping them. Much of the handbook focuses on motor vehicle claims because Kentucky’s no-fault system adds rules most people don’t know about.
The handbook reflects Kentucky law as of October 2026, with statute citations so you can check them on the official Kentucky Revised Statutes site. Laws change, and every case is different, so use it as a starting point and call with questions.
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This page is general information about Kentucky law as of October 2026, not legal advice. Every case is different.
