Louisville Personal Injury Blog

New Ruling Against Johnson & Johnson Puts Thousands of Asbestos Cases Back in Motion

April 14, 2023/in Asbestos

The recent ruling against Johnson & Johnson has reignited thousands of asbestos cases. Discover the implications and what it means for those affected in our latest blog post.

I Have Mesothelioma. Do I Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits?

April 14, 2023/in Mesothelioma

If you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits. Learn more about the qualification process in our in depth blog post.

Train Collision and Train Derailment Injury Cases (Podcast)

April 7, 2023/in Podcasts, Railroad Accidents

There are over 1000 derailments every year. Learn who’s liable and what to do if you are injured in a train collision at a railroad crossing or due to a train derailment.

5 crucial safety tips when driving in construction zones

April 1, 2023/in Car Accidents

Highway drivers in the Louisville area will continue to experience slowdowns and congestion attributed to a number of construction projects. With this disruption comes the critical reminder to drive safely in work zones. Several minor wrecks already have worsened traffic in these areas. Future incidents have the potential to cause harm to drivers, passengers and […]

Railroad Workers and FELA Claims (Podcast)

March 31, 2023/in Podcasts, Railroad Accidents

Learn how FELA works when railroad employees are injured at work. Look at the types of damages covered and compare FELA coverage to worker’s compensation.

Johnson & Johnson Bankruptcy and Asbestos Cases (Podcast)

March 24, 2023/in Asbestos, Podcasts

For decades, Johnson & Johnson’s talc powder contained asbestos. Look at what J&J is doing to avoid liability and learn how to get help if you’ve been affected.

How Does Negligent Security Happen?

March 6, 2023/in Personal Injury, Podcasts

In this article, we delve into the common causes of negligent security and how it can lead to serious harm or injury. Learn more about this important issue here.

Should the Person Serving Alcohol Have Known the Customer Was Intoxicated?

March 2, 2023/in Car Accidents, Personal Injury

This article explores the legal and ethical implications of serving alcohol to a visibly intoxicated customer. Should the server have known? Find out here.