LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
How Do I Prove My Pain and Suffering?
Pain and suffering are important damages in asbestos and personal injury cases. Different types of evidence can show what you’re going through.
How Can a Pre-Existing Condition Affect My Personal Injury Claim?
Being limited by a health condition or prior injury shouldn’t stop you from seeking compensation if an accident worsens its effect on your life.
Facts Telling Your Accident’s Story Can Be Revealed During the Discovery Phase
Discovery allows the parties in a personal injury dispute to seek information and evidence from each other in a court-supervised process.
Accident Liability at Large Public Events: Who is Responsible?
The PGA Championship in Louisville was the scene of a pedestrian death caused by a bus. If an event can’t be held safely, it shouldn’t be held.
Are Parents Responsible for Injuries Caused by Their Children?
Parents may be responsible for injuries caused by a minor child driving negligently. This can be established through state statute or past court rulings.
Asbestos and Mesothelioma at York International in Madisonville, KY (Podcast)
Dive into York International’s asbestos issues in Madisonville, KY, with expert insights from Paul Kelley on asbestos exposure and mesothelioma claims.
The Fewer the Staff, the More Danger for Nursing Home Residents
Understaffed nursing homes threaten residents’ health and safety. Management commits negligence when they knowingly put residents in danger.
How Do You Successfully Negotiate Personal Injury Settlements?
Successful negotiation is a skill developed over many years of experience. We can put that skill to use for you if you’re injured in an accident.
Head-On Collisions are Frequently Deadly or Leave Survivors Severely Injured
Head-on or frontal vehicle crashes frequently leave occupants with fatal or serious, lifelong injuries. Victims may have legal rights to compensation.
Asbestos and Mesothelioma at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in KY (Podcast)
Uncover Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company’s role in asbestos exposure in Kentucky, with insights from lawyer Paul Kelley.