Basic reparation benefits payable for work loss, survivor's economic loss, replacement services loss, and survivor's replacement services loss arising from injury to one (1) person and attributable to the calendar week during which the accident causing injury occurs and to each calendar week thereafter may not exceed two hundred dollars ($200), prorated for any lesser period. If the injured person's earnings or work are seasonal or irregular, the weekly limit shall be equitably adjusted or apportioned on an annual basis.
KRS 304.39-130
Basic weekly limit on benefits for certain losses
Applied in 6 court decisions — leading case Fann v. McGuffey (1975)
Most recently applied in Hughes and Coleman, Pllc v. Ann Clark Chambers of the Estate of James W. Chambers (August 2017)
Effective: July 1, 1975 History: Created 1974 Ky
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