LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
An End-of-Year Crash May Be a Dram Shop Case
Drunk-driving crashes spike during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. Learn when overserved drivers create Dram Shop liability and how victims can recover.
Why a Dog May Be More Likely to Bite During a Holiday Season
Holiday noise, guests, and routine changes can stress dogs and trigger bites. Learn why seasonal dog attacks rise and what Kentucky victims can do next.
The Hidden Dangers of DIY Home Renovations: Asbestos Could Cost You Your Health
Older homes may contain asbestos in floors, ceilings, or insulation. DIY renovations can release deadly fibers. Learn how to protect your family and legal rights.
How is Fault Determined in Motor Vehicle Accident Cases?
Fault decides who pays after a Kentucky car accident. Learn how police reports, evidence, witnesses, and comparative negligence determine liability and compensation.
Apartment Tenants Are at Higher Risk of Negligent Security
Apartment tenants often face greater crime risks when landlords ignore lighting, locks, cameras, or prior incidents. Learn how negligent security claims work in Kentucky.
If AI Gives Bad Advice and You’re Harmed, Can You Sue?
AI tools can give dangerous or incorrect advice. Learn when bad AI guidance may lead to a negligence or product liability claim and how victims can seek compensation.
Seven Debunked Myths About Personal Injury Lawsuits
Many myths about personal injury claims can prevent victims from seeking fair compensation. Learn the truth about lawsuits, insurance, lawyers, and deadlines.
Asbestos & Mesothelioma for Sheet Metal Workers
Attorney Paul Kelley explains how sheet metal workers faced asbestos exposure, health risks like mesothelioma, and the medical and legal steps you should take.
Asbestos & Mesothelioma for Millwrights
Attorney Paul Kelley explains how millwrights faced asbestos exposure, health risks like mesothelioma, and the medical and legal steps to protect your rights.
First UK Group Asbestos Injury Claim Against Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson faces its first large group lawsuit in the United Kingdom. More than 3,000 people claim that asbestos in the company’s baby powder injured them.