LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
Proving Fault in Fatal Electrical House Fires
Faulty wiring and electrical malfunctions cause 13% of US home fires. If negligence led to a catastrophic fire or wrongful death, call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532.
Pursuing Compensation for E-Bike and Electric Scooter Injuries
E-bikes and electric motorcycles can weigh 70+ lbs and hit 28+ mph, causing severe pedestrian injuries. Call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532 for a free case review.
The Reality of Kentucky Nursing Home Oversight
A recent state audit exposed a severe backlog in Kentucky nursing home safety inspections. If your loved one suffered neglect, call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532.
Kentucky Supreme Court: Landmark Victory for Families Exposed to Asbestos at Home
The Kentucky Supreme Court officially ruled that companies can be held liable for “take-home” asbestos exposure. Call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532 for a free case review.
US 27 in Nicholasville: Starbucks, Red Robin, and Lots of Accidents
US 27 in Nicholasville is a hot spot for crashes near Brannon Crossing. If you were injured by a distracted driver, call Satterley & Kelley at 855-385-9532.
The Five Most Likely Reasons You’ll Get Into a Traffic Accident
Driver inattention and failure to yield caused 76% of Kentucky’s 2024 accidents. If you were injured by a negligent driver, call 855-385-9532 for a free case review.
Vehicle Accidents: Low Speed May Not Mean Low Impact
The lawyers at Satterley & Kelley, PLLC can help you obtain fair compensation for chronic, painful injuries that can result from a low-speed vehicle accident.
Kentucky Supreme Court Take-Home Asbestos Ruling
Learn how Kentucky Supreme Court guidance affects take-home asbestos claims, family exposure, and mesothelioma legal rights. Protect your family.
Record-Breaking $1.5 Billion Asbestos Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson
A Baltimore jury awarded $1.5B to a woman with mesothelioma after decades of baby powder use. Learn about your rights and seeking compensation for talc exposure.
$29 Million Settlement for South Carolina Dram Shop Claim
A father was killed, and his son severely injured, by a driver too young to legally buy alcohol. The gas station settled potential dram shop claims for $29 million.