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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.
Getting Back to Work After Your Accident
If you have a disability caused by an accident but you can still perform the essential functions of your job, you should be allowed to return.
Coping With Chronic Pain from An Illness or Injury
Chronic pain may be linked to an illness or injury, or your body mistakenly interprets nerve signals and makes you feel pain without justification.
Bad Weather Doesn’t Excuse Negligent Driving
What you must do to drive safely depends on the conditions. If a driver fails to slow down in bad weather, they may be liable for an accident they cause.
Asbestos and Mesothelioma at Continental Tire and General Tire in Mayfield, KY (Podcast)
Explore the links between General Tire, Continental Tire, and asbestos claims in Mayfield, KY, with legal insights from expert Paul Kelley.
A Bad Faith Claim Against an Insurance Company May Right the Wrongs It Caused
If an insurer acts illegally in delaying, denying, or reducing your claim, it may act in bad faith and be ordered to heavily compensate you for the harm.
Empowering Mesothelioma Patients: Understanding the Patient Bill of Rights
The Patient Bill of Rights is an important declaration of your rights as a mesothelioma patient. Learn more to empower yourself while receiving mesothelioma treatment and care.
Demolition Contractor Accused of Knowingly Exposing Workers to Asbestos
The demolition of a former Illinois hospital exposed workers to asbestos. A federal workplace safety agency proposes about $446,000 in fines as a result.
New Study Finds Connection Between Baby Powder Use and Ovarian Cancer
A recently released study shows the risk of ovarian cancer rises with the use of talcum powder, which could be contaminated with asbestos.
Gene Mutation + Asbestos = Mesothelioma
Researchers find that mice with the BAP1 gene mutation are much more susceptible to developing mesothelioma, even with low levels of asbestos exposure.