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A rape kit, also referred to as a sexual assault forensic exam, is used to collect physical evidence from a survivor's body and clothing following a sexual assault. These exams are performed by professionals who take the highest degree of care while preserving crucial evidence. The evidence collected may provide information about the perpetrator...

Sexual abuse and assault often cause lasting physical and emotional trauma for survivors. Seeking justice can be a crucial part of the healing process, helping survivors regain a sense of control and hold perpetrators responsible for their actions.  Bryant Law Center’s sexual assault attorneys represent survivors in civil claims against individual abusers and negligent...

Key Takeaways / Summary: A Sexual Assault Forensic Exam collects physical evidence, provides medical treatment, and preserves options for justice. Specially trained nurses perform the exam with survivor comfort, safety, and complete consent at every step. You have full control during the exam and can pause, skip, or stop any part of the process...

As another school year begins, Kentucky roads will soon be filled with more students walking, families dropping off children, and school buses carrying kids to and from the classroom. With increased traffic comes a greater responsibility for drivers to make safety a priority. This back-to-school season, Kentucky drivers should be aware of an important...

PFAS Contamination From Biosolids May Be Impacting Your Land — You Could Be Eligible for Compensation For decades, treated sewage sludge, commonly called biosolids, has been applied to farms, pastureland, and other properties as a soil amendment. While many landowners accepted biosolids in good faith, recent research has raised concerns that some biosolids may...

If you were injured in a car accident this year, you may have heard people talking about changes to Kentucky's no-fault insurance laws and wondered what they mean for you. The good news is that while some important updates took effect in 2026, Kentucky is still a no-fault state. Drivers can still rely on...

Placing a loved one in a long-term care facility is one of the most difficult decisions a family can make. You do it because you want them to have the professional medical attention and daily support they deserve. When you begin to suspect that the care they are receiving is substandard, it is natural...

April serves as Distracted Driving Awareness Month across the country. At Bryant Law Center, we believe this is the perfect time to review the rules of the road that keep our Kentucky communities safe. Distracted driving remains one of the leading causes of preventable accidents in our state, and the laws surrounding these behaviors...

Many brands have failed to disclose the dangers of hair relaxers. Lawsuits have been filed by many black women, the group that uses relaxers the most. It is important to look out for symptoms of ovarian and uterine cancer if you have used these products. For years, hair relaxers have defined identity, confidence, and...

Truck accidents in Kentucky are 100% preventable. There are several factors that contribute to crashes. It is important to protect your legal rights after a crash. Truck accidents are a major concern in Kentucky, and recent data shows that thousands of truck-related crashes occur annually. At Bryant Law Center, we understand that over 9,000...