LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
Business Owner Who Knew Better Exposed Workers to Asbestos
Washington UHaul facility endangered workers’ lives by having them illegally remove old asbestos-containing floor tiles with mastic from their facility
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Montana Asbestos Law May Change
After two plaintiffs win cases against a railroad for openly transporting asbestos-contaminated material, Montana legislature steps in to help out the company
Is Johnson & Johnson’s Bankruptcy Filing Fraudulent?
During bankruptcy proceeding, former FDA chief testifies Johnson & Johnson hid baby powder asbestos contamination and based safety claims on inadequate testing
LA Fire Asbestos Clean-Up: Thousands of Homes Done, Thousands More to Go
About 16,000 structures were destroyed in Los Angeles’ January fires. Nearly a third tested positive for asbestos. About half of those in Altadena had asbestos.
Understanding Why Dogs Bite May Prevent You from Being Bitten
Learn how to prevent dog bites by understanding canine behavior. Discover common triggers like fear and guarding, and understand owner liability in Kentucky. If bitten, contact Satterley & Kelley, PLLC for legal help
It’s Illegal to Serve Drunk Customers. Why Do Bartenders Do It?
Bartenders want to get through their shifts without problems. Serving a drunk customer may be easier than refusing to do so and possibly causing a scene.
The Dram Shop Act, Underage Drinkers, and Your Accident
You may recover compensation for injuries caused by a drunk driver too young to drink legally. Part of it could come from those who bought or served them alcohol.
UK Nurse Shows Asbestos Dangers to Healthcare Workers
Monica Johnston was a nurse for nearly 50 years before her pleural mesothelioma ended her career. Her time working in a hospital may have led to her disease.
Top Cause of Motorcycle Accidents: Vehicles Taking Left Turns
The most common accident involving vehicles and motorcycles is caused by drivers taking left turns in front of motorcycles, leading to riders hitting the vehicle.
The Paducah Locomotive Shops Repaired Trains and Killed Workers
The Paducah Locomotive Shops played a major role for the Illinois Central Railway. Asbestos fibers from locomotives caused countless worker injuries and deaths.