LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
Unusual Sources of Asbestos Exposure That Can Cause Mesothelioma
Asbestos was used in about 3,000 products sold until the 1980s. You’ve likely been exposed to these cancer-causing fibers, perhaps in an unexpected way.
Spinal Cord Injuries Can Drastically Change Your Life
Spinal cord injuries can happen in a traumatic accident and cause significant physical disabilities, severe emotional harm, and many years of lost income.
Police Accident Reports Set the Tone for Your Car Accident Case
Police accident reports should document your accident and why it happened. They can support your injury claim or make it more difficult.
Can I Be Compensated for Future Lost Income?
If your injuries are so serious they threaten your ability to make a living, contact Satterley & Kelley. A personal injury claim can include compensation for that expected lost income.
What are the Long-Term Effects of Traumatic Brain Injuries?
Traumatic brain injuries’ long-term effects can be physical, mental, emotional, psychological, and financial. They also may severely impact the victim’s family because of the drastic changes that may result.
EPA Bans Asbestos – What This Means for Mesothelioma Cases
Paul Kelley talks about the recent ban on asbestos by the EPA, what this means for public health, and its effects on ongoing mesothelioma cases.
An Expert Witness May Make or Break Your Case
Expert witnesses have experience or education that qualifies them to give trustworthy opinions on complex issues critical to personal injury cases.
How Do I Cope With a Fatal Illness like Mesothelioma?
Coping with a fatal illness like mesothelioma means doing the best you can given the limitations you face and making the most of the time you have.
Triangle Insulation and Mesothelioma (Podcast)
Triangle insulation contained asbestos which causes mesothelioma. Triangle employees and people who used their insulation were exposed. Learn about your rights.
What’s the Best Evidence to Use in a Car Accident Case?
Independent witnesses and videos can provide critical evidence to show who’s responsible for causing a vehicle accident. Their unbiased viewpoints can be seen as credible and convincing.