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Zavion Thomas, who is five years old, was hit by a Federal Express Truck on Wednesday in a Paducah Kentucky Truck Accident. Thomas, who was injured, was later flown to Kosair Hospital in Louisville Kentucky for more treatment.
Exactly what happened and the extent of Thomas's injuries at this point are unknown at this time. What is know is that this Kentucky Truck Wreck happened near Thomas's home on North Tenth Street.
We here at DarylTDixonLaw.com wish Zavion a speedy recovery.
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On February 12, in the snow and ice, and while crossing the Ledbetter Kentucky Bridge, Stephanie Stephanie Smith-Lester's life, and that of her unborn child changed forever. According to an article published in Tuesday's Paducah Sun, Smith-Lester and her husband were involved in a two vehicle auto accident, that left Stephanie in a Coma. The Kentucky Car Wreck happend as the eastbound Blazer driven by Aaron Tucker lost control striking the bridge and then eventually the Smith-Lester Ford Bronco being driven by her husband Shain. According to the story, Shain swerved to avoid the Tucker vehicle but could not. The wreck left Smith-Lester in a Coma and she was taken to Vanderbilt Hosptial where she remains in critical condition. She suffered a fractured pelvis, fractures to her brain and a crushed skull as well as a tear in the amniotic sac, which was leaking fluid. At first the Doctors had given littel chance for Smith-Lester's 13 week old fetus. But now test show the fetus is doing well and without stress. Smith-Lester remains in a coma but is showing movement in her hands and feet. It appears that the unborn fetus has drawn strength from the fight of its mother as it survives against incredible odds. Our thoughts and prayers will remain with the family, Mrs. Smith-Lester and the baby. We wish all a speedy recovery and we admire your strenth and your incredible courage. DarylTDixonLaw.com |
Phillip Smith of Clinton Kentucky died over the weekend after a Kentucky Truck Wreck sent him crashing into his neighbors yard. His son, Josh, was killed in Kentucky Truck Wreck last May. Both Father and Son were killed in their Trucks.
Phillip will be buried next to Josh.
A Kentucky Car and Semi Truck Wreck this morning in Graves County Kentucky have 34 year old Brian Williams fighting for his life tonight at a Nashville Hospital. Williams was struck in the side as he turned into his driveway on Kentucky Highway 121 near the Graves County and Carlisle County Line.
This story has been developing all day since this mornings crash. Williams was flown to a Nashville Hospital where he is in Serious Condition with severe head injuries. He was not wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash.
I have updated this story throughout the day. You can click on the links below to see earlier updates on this Car and Semi Truck Wreck.
We will give further updates as we get them.Click on this link to watch a great Video on Tractor Trailer Accidents. The video is by Attorney Steve Lombardi of Des Moines Iowa and is a great overview of Tractor Trailer Accidents. Steve is very well spoken and very experienced in this area. The video is on the right side of the screen. Click on play.
If you know of someone who has been injured in a Kentucky Tractor Trailer Accident, please have them watch the video and call us at DarylTDixonLaw.com for more information.
There are many things they need to know concerning Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR). They need to speak with an experienced Attorney who deals with these regulations on a regular basis.
I am so excited to announce that I have just released Part One in an Ebook Series on Buying Car Insurance in Kentucky. We have worked long and hard on this series and want to get it out to the public ASAP.
You can click on Kentucky's Ultimate Guide to Buying Car Insurance and read Part One of the series.
Part One deals with reading your policy and answering the questions: What Coverages are REQUIRED IN KENTUCKY. So read on and post your comments.
Dr. Jack Diles of Symsonia Kentucky was killed over the weekend in a Kentucky Motorcycle Accident. Dr. Diles had been practicing Internal Medicine in Western Kentucky for the last four decades.
Dr. Diles used to be a neighbor of mine when I was growing up. He was a nice man and an established Doctor. His accidental death should be a warning sign to all of those that ride Motorcycles in Kentucky.
In this case it appears that the other driver was at fault. That means that it is possible to ride a motorcycle, obey all traffic signals and laws and still be hurt. There is so much less protection for the driver of a motorcycle than one that is in a motor vehicle.
I want to extend my deepest sympathies to the Family of Dr. Jack Diles. God Bless you in this most difficult time.
I know Dr. Diles will be missed by many patients, friends and family.
Police are still searching for a suspect in Hit and Run Wrongful Death Car Wreck in Lexington Kentucky. The Kentucky Car Wreck took the life of a University of Kentucky Student Connie Blount. She was from Park City, Utah.
The Kentucky Hit and Run Car Accident happened in Lexington at an intersection near Rupp Arena in the downtown Lexington Area.
Anyone with any knowledge of the Car Wreck is urged to call local police.
One Kentucky Law is going to face increased scrutiny in the latest case of a Kentucky Hit and Run Wrongful Death. Connie Blount was hit while crossing a downtown Lexington Street early Sunday Morning with a friend. Police say that she was walking with the light when she was struck and killed by a Cheverolet Extendacab. The driver of the Truck has not yet been identified or come forward. Reports say that the driver of the Truck nearly misssed striking Blount's friend.
Under Kentucky Law, this culpable driver, will not face a Felony Prosecution for leaving the scene of a Fatal Accident. Something needs to be done. Lawmakers in Frankfort as well as all Kentuckians will be outraged as soon as this is made public.
A Memorial Service was held yesterday at the University of Kentucky in Lexington on behalf of Connie Blount. Her Dad was on hand to thank all of those present and to increase awareness of this tragic event. He also assisted Police in their search for the suspect who is still at-large.
At DarylTDixonLaw.com, we will continue to blog about this story until the suspect is caught and we will follow up on any reaction by lawmakers and concerned Kentuckians.
Again, if anyone reading this blog has any additional information about the accident or the at-large driver, they are urged to call Lexington-Fayette Count Police or the Unviersity of Kentucky Police Department.
Linda Stem, 82, of Mayfield Kentucky was killed in a collision between a Church Van and a Suburban on Sunday Evening. This Kentucky Wrongful Death Wreck happened as Stem was on her way to church.
The driver of the Suburban was cited for disregarding a traffic control signal but it is unclear if their will be additional charges brought by the Graves County Attorney.
It is fairly clear that the Stem's family will have a Kentucky Wrongful Death Claim.