Personal Injury Representation

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Focused Legal Help for Injury Victims in Bowling Green, KY

We represent clients in select personal injury matters where we believe our involvement can make a meaningful difference. Bowling Green has no shortage of personal injury lawyers—and you’ve likely seen the billboards, commercials, and online ads. At Reed Law Group, we do things differently.


We don’t take every case. We don’t run flashy TV ads. And we don’t hand your file off to someone you’ve never met. Instead, we offer focused, personalized representation to a small number of clients who need real help after an accident.


If you’ve been injured in a car wreck, slip-and-fall, or other serious incident in Bowling Green or Warren County, we’re here to listen—and to help.


Types of Injury Cases We Handle

We represent clients in select personal injury matters where we believe our involvement can make a meaningful difference. These include:

  • Car Accidents: From downtown collisions to high-speed wrecks near the I-65 interchange, we help clients pursue compensation for injuries, medical bills, and lost wages.

  • Truck Accidents: Accidents involving commercial vehicles require careful investigation. We know the legal nuances that apply in these cases.

  • Motorcycle & Pedestrian Injuries: Vulnerable road users often face the most serious injuries—and we take those cases seriously.

  • Slip & Fall Incidents: Property owners have responsibilities. If negligence caused your fall, we’ll help you understand your rights.

  • Wrongful Death: For families facing unimaginable loss, we offer quiet strength and clear direction in holding responsible parties accountable.

Each case begins with a conversation—not a contract. If we believe we can help, we’ll walk you through what to expect.

Our Approach: Thorough, Respectful, and Relentless When It Counts

We don’t operate like the mega-firms. We don’t push for quick settlements or outsource your case to a team you’ll never meet.

When we take a personal injury case, we commit to doing it right:

  • We investigate: Police reports, witness interviews, scene photos, medical records—nothing is assumed.

  • We advocate: We handle all communication with insurance companies, keeping you focused on healing while we focus on your claim.

  • We prepare: If a fair settlement isn’t offered, we’re prepared to take your case to court—and we’ll keep you informed every step of the way.

You’ll always know who’s handling your case: Ryan Reed. Not a call center. Not a rotating staff. Just a local attorney committed to doing what’s right.

Why Hiring a Local Injury Attorney Makes a Difference

Hiring a lawyer who knows Bowling Green means more than convenience—it means insight. Ryan Reed has practiced here for over two decades. He knows:


  • How Warren County juries think

  • What local judges expect

  • How to approach settlement negotiations

That experience, coupled with one-on-one representation, means your case won’t be treated like a file number. It will be treated like your future—because it is.



Common Questions

FAQs – Personal Injury in Kentucky

  • Do I really need a lawyer after a car accident in Bowling Green?

    If your injuries are minor and there’s no dispute about fault, you might not need legal representation. But if you’re dealing with significant injuries, missed work, or pressure from an insurance company to settle quickly, it’s smart to speak with an attorney. Reed Law Group can help you understand what your case is worth before you sign anything.

  • How much does it cost to hire a personal injury lawyer in KY?

    At Reed Law Group, we work on a contingency fee basis for personal injury cases. That means you pay no legal fees or court costs/case expenses at all. This helps level the playing field against insurance companies.

  • How long do I have to file an injury claim in Kentucky?

    In most personal injury cases, you have one year from the date of the accident to file a claim in Kentucky. But waiting too long can make it harder to gather evidence or secure witness testimony—so it’s best to get legal advice as soon as possible.

  • What if I was partially at fault for the accident?

    Kentucky follows a “pure comparative fault” rule, which means you can still recover damages even if you were partly at fault—your compensation would just be reduced by your percentage of fault. We’ll help you understand how this applies to your situation.

  • Will I have to go to court?

    Not necessarily. Many personal injury cases settle outside of court. But if a fair offer isn’t made, we’re ready to take your case to trial. Either way, you’ll be prepared and informed every step of the way.