LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
You Don’t Have Mesothelioma! But You Have Something Else
Mesothelioma is a rare disease. If you have its symptoms, you probably have another condition. See your physician to see what’s causing your problem.
PIT Maneuvers Make for Dramatic Videos and Get People Killed
A police PIT maneuver knocks a vehicle out of control. The intent is to stop it safely, but it may cause the death of the driver, passengers, or bystanders.
Why Your Medical Records Are Critical to Your Asbestos Case
Medical records establish critical elements of your asbestos case, including the facts asbestos injured you, the extent of those injuries, and your prognosis
Judge Rules Lyft App is Subject to Product Liability Law
Product liability law compensates consumers for injuries caused by a defective product. A ridesharing app may be considered a product if it causes injuries.
Your Landlord May Be Responsible for Your Apartment Fire
Apartment fires happen every day, killing about three people each week. Landlords may be to blame and be held accountable for the injuries and deaths they cause.
Kentucky Head-On Crashes Fill the News & Kill Those Involved
In less than two weeks, the state’s press reported four fatal, head-on crashes. They are a small share of traffic accidents but a major cause of fatalities.
How Asbestosis Can Affect You and What You Can Do About It
Asbestosis may severely limit your ability to breathe and shorten your life. It’s caused by asbestos fibers in your lungs, which scar and harden tissue.
Safety Epidemic for US Commercial Trucks, Says App Maker
App maker Motive used user data to find out where, when, and how often commercial trucks get into accidents in the US. The year’s end is particularly dangerous.
That Snow You See in Older Movies May Have Been Asbestos
In the past, asbestos was seen as so benign and so cheap it was used as snow on movie sets. We know now these fibers can injure and kill those exposed to them.
$75 Million to Be Spent to Remove Asbestos and Others Toxins from Pennsylvania Schools
Pennsylvania schools to receive $75 million in state aid to make schools safer for staff and students, including removing aging asbestos products