LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
Grocery Store Sues Due to Neighboring Asbestos Abatement Project
A Whole Foods is suing several parties involved in an abatement project next to a North Carolina store, which shut down due to asbestos leaking into the building.
Report Finds Few New York City Schools are Inspected for Asbestos
Federal law requires regular inspection of schools known to have asbestos. A recent audit found that New York City has done a few of these over many years.
What Does Benzene Do That Makes it So Toxic to Those Exposed to It?
Benzene can cause serious problems to the body, including different types of cancers, bone marrow damage, and related issues with impaired immune responses.
What is Pure Comparative Negligence? How Might It Affect My Case?
The pure comparative negligence method of deciding compensation allows you to recover when your case may be dismissed under another state’s laws.
If You Own a House, Not Just Internal Gas Leaks Are a Threat
Contractor negligence before and during an excavation can rupture a natural gas main. The gas may enter a home, where it may ignite, causing an explosion and fire.
Signs Your Loved One May be Abused at Their Nursing Home
Your loved one may suffer abuse at their nursing home. There are signs it’s happening. If you think your family member is being abused, call Satterley & Kelley
Two of the Ten Most Dangerous Jobs Involve Driving
Transportation-related jobs are some of the most dangerous you can have. If you are injured in a vehicle accident on the job, contact Satterley & Kelley, PLLC.
Airborne Asbestos May Come from an Illegal Dump Not Far from You
Asbestos-containing products are expensive and difficult to dispose of legally. They may be dumped illegally instead, releasing cancer-causing fibers into the air.
Natural Gas Leaks Sometimes Cause More Than Evacuations
Natural gas is part of our lives but has a cost. It’s highly flammable, explosive, and has the potential to cause death and substantial property damage.
Will the Driver Causing Your Accident Be Stoned on Soda?
THC-infused beverages are on sale in Kentucky. They offer the smoke-free convenience of a drink with the buzz of marijuana. How will they impact driver safety?