LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
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.
Mesothelioma Days of Awareness and Remembrance: How to Get Involved
The mesothelioma community comes together several times a year to honor mesothelioma patients and to work toward a mesothelioma-free world. Read on to find out how you can participate.
Why Do Houses Explode?
Leaking natural gas or propane is the most likely cause of a house explosion. That leak may be accidental or intentionally created to cause the blast.
Speeding Causes Accidents
Speeding is a leading cause of vehicle accident injuries and deaths. Drivers have less control as their vehicle speeds up.
Asbestos Fibers Can Cause Cancer of the Larynx
Cancer of the larynx, or laryngeal cancer, can be caused by asbestos exposure. It’s potentially fatal and can leave you with permanent limitations.
The Dangers of Drowsy Driving
Millions of Americans are sleep-deprived, and they drive every day. You may be entitled to compensation if one strikes your vehicle and causes injuries.
Why Did It Take So Long for the US to Ban Asbestos?
A proposed partial ban on remaining asbestos uses in the US should’ve taken effect decades ago instead of just being announced in March.