FAQs

Is My Case Worth Fighting For?

If you have been injured in an automobile accident, motorcycle accident or truck accident, you may be entitled to compensation from the other driver’s insurance company, your insurance company, or even the vehicle’s manufacturer. Other forms of personal injury can also lead to compensation for loss. Our staff will listen to your story and help you assess your options.

Why Should I Avoid Settling On My Own?

A case may seem simple at the onset, but settling on your own can lead to misfortune. Sometimes injuries are more serious than is immediately evident, but if you settle, you are no longer entitled to compensation. It is vital to be thoroughly examined by a doctor and seek professional counsel when involved in any type of accident.

What Can I Do to Help My Case?

We encourage you to maintain detailed records of doctor visits, prescriptions, and any symptoms you experience. Also, keep pictures of damage to your vehicle and write down the names of all witnesses. Most importantly, do not withhold any information from your attorney and avoid discussing your case with anyone unless your lawyer is present.

Why Should I Choose Isaacs & Isaacs?

Our success as accident attorneys in Louisville, Lexington, and Indianapolis has earned us an enviable reputation. At Isaacs & Isaacs we pride ourselves on meticulous preparation and dedication to each client. Our attorneys are all highly skilled negotiators and produce tangible results. Each year, hundreds of our clients receive significant compensation for their suffering and injuries.

About Darryl Isaacs

Personal Injury Attorney Darryl Isaacs, nicknamed “The Kentucky Hammer,” co-founded Isaacs & Isaacs with his father, Sheldon N. Isaacs. Darryl merges his care for clients with a determination to pursue justice. This combination, along with professionalism and integrity has made Isaacs & Isaacs a powerful legal force in Louisville, Lexington and Indianapolis.

Latest blog News

SUVs Made at Alabama Factory Being Recalled
15.05.2013

Mercedes-Benz has issued a recall for up to 272 of the 2013 models of the GL-Class, the full-sized SUV produced by the Alabama factory. The problem is the second row seat belt anchor fitting bolts may not be torqued properly. This may cause the bolts to loosen, making the seatbelt ineffective in restraining its wearer [...]
Kentucky Supreme Court Rules on Retirement System Changes
03.05.2013

In late April, Justice Mary Noble found that the State could be sued over changes made to the retirement system in 2008, citing “constitutional appropriateness” for her conclusion. The 2008 law suspended retirement benefits for those workers who returned to employment by the state for the duration of their employment. The Kentucky Retirement Systems and [...]

Brain Injuries
19.03.2013

You’ve just been in a rear end accident and you feel a little shaken up. You’re not sure if you remembered what happened. You’re thinking to yourself, where am I? Did I black out? What happened? The emergency medical tech comes to you and checks you out and perhaps takes you to the emergency room. [...]

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17May
2013 0 Comments

Two Motorcyclists Collide, Killing 1 and Injuring The Other

Darryl Isaacs

Just after midnight on Interstate 65 near Bay Bridge Road, a man driving a motorcycle at a high rate of speed lost control and slid into the path of another motorcyclist. The second motorcyclist could not avoid hitting the man who lost control. The collision resulted in severe injuries for the second motorcyclist, and the [...]
15May
2013 0 Comments

SUVs Made at Alabama Factory Being Recalled

Darryl Isaacs

Mercedes-Benz has issued a recall for up to 272 of the 2013 models of the GL-Class, the full-sized SUV produced by the Alabama factory. The problem is the second row seat belt anchor fitting bolts may not be torqued properly. This may cause the bolts to loosen, making the seatbelt ineffective in restraining its wearer [...]

13May
2013 0 Comments

$7.2 Million Awarded for Defective Advanced Bionics Hearing Aid

Darryl Isaacs

The Sadler family of Central Kentucky was awarded $7.2 million dollars in compensatory and punitive damages for the defective hearing aid that was implanted in their then 6-year-old daughter. Breanna Sadler was outfitted with an Advanced Bionic cochlear implant in 2006, to repair a profound hearing issue. A cochlear implant can give those with profound hearing issues [...]
13May
2013 0 Comments

School Bus Overturns in Far West Kentucky

Darryl Isaacs

A school bus overturned in Livingston County on Friday, causing injuries to 4 adults and 21 children. The bus ran off the right side of the road, causing the driver to swerve, which resulted in the bus eventually overturning. Because so many people were injured, first responders from three counties and even an airlift was [...]

08May
2013 0 Comments

Drug Recall at Indianapolis Pharmacy

Darryl Isaacs

Nora Apothecary Alternative Therapies of Indianapolis is recalling all sterile drugs made on or before April 19 that have not reached their expiration date. The recall comes after an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration that found quality control problems that could affect the sterility of the drugs. If sterility is compromised, these drugs [...]
08May
2013 0 Comments

Communication

Darryl Isaacs

When you are injured due to a motor vehicle collision it is important that you communicate with your attorney and/or the law firm’s staff in regards to issues on your case. In the early stages of a claim you can expect more communication or calls from and to your attorney’s office as you are establishing [...]

07May
2013 0 Comments

MOTOR VEHICLE DEFECTS AND SAFETY RECALLS

Darryl Isaacs

Traffic accidents are the number one killer of Americans under the age of 34. In addition to the obvious emotional loss, the annual economic loss related to worker productivity, medical and insurance costs, exceeds $230,000,000.00 annually. As a result of theses statistics, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) promulgates rules, which have been codified [...]
03May
2013 0 Comments

Kentucky Supreme Court Rules on Retirement System Changes

Darryl Isaacs

In late April, Justice Mary Noble found that the State could be sued over changes made to the retirement system in 2008, citing “constitutional appropriateness” for her conclusion. The 2008 law suspended retirement benefits for those workers who returned to employment by the state for the duration of their employment. The Kentucky Retirement Systems and [...]

24Apr
2013 0 Comments

Be Kind, Please Rewind

Darryl Isaacs

Okay, granted this phrase is not used anymore today since everything we use is digital. However, a recent event made me consider that we all need to be a little kinder and instead of going at such a “fast pace”…..rewind and enjoy each other, be kind to one another. Car accidents place people in probably [...]
23Apr
2013 0 Comments

A Giant Leap in the Right Direction

Darryl Isaacs

The Kentucky Court system is about to take a giant step forward in information technology. Until now, there was very little information that could be found about cases moving through the state’s judicial system unless you knew someone or something about a particular case. Even when you knew the name of a party or the [...]

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