LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
Engineered Stone Countertops are Popular and Potentially Lethal
Cutting engineered stone can cause lethal silicosis. If you were diagnosed after working with quartz countertops, call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532.
Some People are Too Dangerous to Drive on Public Roads
A driver with 100+ arrests killed a pedestrian in RI. High-risk drivers are twice as likely to cause crashes. Call 855-385-9532 for a free case review today.
Pennsylvania Nursing Home Explosion Kills Two, Injures Many More
A Pennsylvania nursing home gas explosion killed three and injured dozens. If your loved one suffered from nursing home negligence, call 855-385-9532 today.
Why a Utility May Be Responsible for a House Explosion
House explosions often stem from utility negligence or gas leaks. If your home exploded, call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532 to hold the gas company accountable.
Be Reasonable and Limit Your Harm or Risk Less Compensation
You must take reasonable steps to limit your injuries after an accident or your compensation may be reduced. Call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532 to learn more.
Powerful Tool to Ensure Medical Device Safety is Rarely Used
The FDA rarely mandates medical device recalls, leaving patients at risk. If a defective implant or CPAP machine injured you, call 855-385-9532 for a free case review.
Asbestos May Cause Autoimmune Disorders in Addition to Cancer
Research links amphibole asbestos to Lupus, Scleroderma, and RA. If you were exposed and diagnosed, contact Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532 for a free case review.
How Negligent Drivers Cause Accidents in Winter Weather Conditions
Snow and ice don’t cause every winter crash—negligent drivers do. Learn how speeding, tailgating, and distracted driving lead to Kentucky winter car accidents.
Bad Excuses for Not Filing a Personal Injury Claim
Many injury victims skip valid claims due to misconceptions. Learn why fear, cost worries, or insurance myths shouldn’t stop you from seeking fair compensation.
Americans Love Their Cars and Trucks. Pedestrians Not So Much.
US pedestrian deaths have surged 70% since 2010 as bigger vehicles and dangerous road designs put walkers at risk. Learn what’s driving the crisis—and your legal options.