Everything You Need to Know About Litigating a Road Construction Case

What You Will Learn

What to look for in the early investigation of a crash
Understanding the MUTCD
Knowing what documents to request & how to use them

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What You Will Learn

What to look for in the early investigation of a crash
Understanding the MUTCD
Knowing what documents to request & how to use them

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Price

$79 for Association Members
$99 for Non-members

75 minutes

Date Published

November 5, 2025

Publisher

Kentucky Justice Association

Subjects

Auto, Trial Preparation, Trial Techniques

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Summary

In any motor vehicle crash, it’s important to determine the cause or causes of the crash. However, many people overlook potential road defects which may have contributed to what happened especially when the crash occurred in an active construction zone. It’s important to be familiar with the standards and rules governing road construction projects and how to determine if it played a role in the crash.

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Presenters

Jay Vaughn

Hendy Johnson Vaughn

Jay was born in Louisville, Kentucky. He received his undergraduate degree from Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky... Read More

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Everything You Need to Know About Litigating a Road Construction Case - Video

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Everything You Need to Know About Litigating a Road Construction Case - Handout

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