Bullitt County & Shepherdsville, Kentucky

Bullitt County was formed in 1797 from parts of Jefferson and Nelson counties. One of Kentucky’s first industries was actually Bullitt’s Lick, named after Thomas Bullitt, the explorer who found the salt lick. Before Thomas Bullitt explored modern day Bullitt County, it was home to Paleo-Indians more than 10,000 years ago. Bullitt County is commonly referred to as Kentuckiana since the county is home to several commuter cities. The western fifth of the county is reserved for military training at the Fort Knox Post. Bullitt County has around 74,000 residents with around 9,000 of those residents residing in the county seat of Shepherdsville. Salt was also a major industry in Shepherdsville during its early days. Jim Beam American Outpost & Distillery offers tours to the public to learn about the history of Kentucky’s bourbon. Bullitt County is also the home to American’s longest go cart track at Kart Kountry.

There were over 1,800 car accidents, truck wrecks, motorcycle accidents and other motor vehicle accidents in Bullitt County in 2013.

Call or e-mail Varellas & Varellas today for a free consultation to find out what our litigation attorneys can do to help you with your personal injury, car wreck, trucking accident, motorcycle wreck, airplane crash or nursing home abuse and neglect claim. Our lawyers are also experienced criminal defense attorneys and can help you with the expungement of previous criminal convictions that meet the necessary requirements.

Do not delay in calling or e-mailing our attorneys after you suffer injuries due to the negligence or intentional conduct of another person since Kentucky law sets specific time limitations on your ability to bring your case and your claims can be lost completely if you do not take action quick enough.