LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
$15 Million Award in Mesothelioma Case About Baby Powder
Massachusetts resident is awarded $15 million in damages after jury finds Johnson & Johnson baby powder led to his asbestos-related mesothelioma
Pennsylvania Mesothelioma Case Ends With $3.8 Million Verdict
A former boilermaker and his wife successfully sued a former employer, Foster Wheeler, because it failed to protect him from hazardous asbestos fibers.
Are My Vehicle Accident Injuries Caused by a Software Bug?
Vehicles are increasingly dependent on computers and software to operate. If the software’s not up to the task, severe and even fatal injuries may result.
Uber, Vehicle Accidents, and Fine Print: Can You Sue Uber?
Uber riders must agree to their terms and conditions of use before getting a ride. That may prevent a lawsuit against them and force you into arbitration.
Did a Motorcyclist Too Old to Safely Ride Cause Your Crash?
Motorcycling is more demanding and dangerous than driving a vehicle. Older motorcyclists must know when to stop or risk harming themselves and others.
Longer Nursing Home Shifts, the Greater Risk of Mistakes
Kentucky nursing homes have some of the longest nursing shifts in the US. This can result in medication mistakes, preventable injuries, and neglect.
You’re the Lab Animal Testing Your Medical Device’s Safety
Thanks to a federal law loophole, Americans are injured and killed by medical devices sold without safety testing. If you have one, you’re the test subject.
The Dangers of Dump Trucks for You and Your Passengers
Improperly loaded, poorly maintained dump trucks with inexperienced, fatigued, or speeding drivers can cause crashes that may severely injure or kill others.
PAUL J. KELLEY NAMED A KENTUCKY SUPER LAWYER FOR THE FIFTH YEAR IN A ROW
The Law Office of Satterley & Kelley PLLC is pleased to announce that Paul J. Kelley has been named for 2025 as a “Kentucky Super Lawyer in Personal Injury,” marking the fifth year in a row that Paul has been recognized in this way. Fewer than 5% of the lawyers in Kentucky are selected as […]
Messages May Have Sunk Defenses in Football Injury Case
A California school district paid $31 million to settle legal claims by a severely injured student. Warnings of dangerous conditions weren’t enough.