LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
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.
Industrial Talc and R.T. Vanderbilt (Podcast)
People who worked in R.T. Vanderbilt’s talc mines and people who worked with their talc powder were exposed to asbestos. Learn about your rights and how to get help.
What is Secondary Asbestos Exposure?
Secondary asbestos exposure occurs if you inhale or ingest asbestos fibers but do not directly handle the fibers or a product containing them.
Will My Asbestos Claim Settle or Will It Go to Trial?
Chances are very good your asbestos lawsuit will not go to trial because the parties will agree to settle. The stronger your evidence, the more likely your case will favorably resolve for you.
Brakes and Mesothelioma (Podcast)
Automobile brakes contained asbestos til the 2000s. Brake manufacturers, car assembly line workers, mechanics, and their family members were exposed to asbestos.
Who’s to Blame for a Rear-End Crash?
The driver whose vehicle strikes the other from behind will nearly always be liable in these accidents. If liability is clear, an insurer should be more reasonable when making a settlement.