LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
Businesses responsible for keeping property safe for customers
/in Premises LiabilityIf a customer slips or falls while on a small Kentucky business’ property, that person may be entitled to seek compensation by filing a premises liability claim against that business. This is because small business owners are responsible for ensuring that the property is free from hazards for customers. Businesses have what is called a […]
How do you protect yourself against uninsured drivers?
/in Car AccidentsThe last thing you want to think about is the possibility of being involved in a car accident. But what do you do if it does happen? What if the person who hit you did not even have car insurance or not enough insurance coverage? What are your options? People drive around with no insurance […]
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU’RE INJURED AT AN AMUSEMENT PARK?
/in Premises LiabilityMany Kentuckians will spend at least one day this summer (and possibly many) at a theme park, fair, carnival, water park or other outdoor location where rides and other activities abound. We count on these rides and activities to be as safe as possible. Unfortunately, we’ve seen widely-reported instances where a day at the fair […]
CUSTODIANS, MAINTENANCE WORKERS AND ASBESTOS EXPOSURE
/in MesotheliomaAsbestos, which has been linked to conditions like mesothelioma and other forms of cancer, isn’t nearly as prevalent in our lives as it was during much of the last century. However, it was once present in homes, schools, office buildings and myriad other structures. It was used in floor and ceiling tiles, roofing materials, heating, […]
THE TOP TYPES OF DANGEROUS CONDUCT BY U.S. DRIVERS
/in Car AccidentsEvery weekday you get in the car and drive to work. You know a decent portion of your day is spent on the roads, so you do your best to act responsibly and safely behind the wheel. However, your fate is not entirely in your own hands. Your safety out on the roads also depends […]
Asbestos may be lurking in Kentucky schools
/in Personal InjuryDecades ago, asbestos was a go-to material for new city developments. Health officials only discovered its harmful effects much later. As a result, numerous offices, homes, stores and restaurants may still contain the dangerous substance. Among these affected buildings are schools. Across America, some schools have required renovations to remove asbestos. However, this problem can […]
What are your rights as a cyclist in Kentucky?
/in Car AccidentsAs a regular cyclist, you may have noticed that cars do not always afford you the consideration that you deserve. Unfortunately, many Kentucky drivers infringe on bike lanes, cut off bikers to make turns or fail to respect their space. However, you are awarded the same rights and responsibilities as motor vehicles on the road, […]
Crash warning and prevention systems seem to reduce accidents
/in Car AccidentsAmericans who are buying new cars are finding all sorts of available safety options designed to detect obstacles, warn the driver, and in some cases, take action on their own to try to prevent crashes. Lane departure prevention systems automatically correct a car’s path if the system detects the vehicle is wandering out of its […]
Can I sue for injuries I suffer at a horse riding facility?
/in Premises LiabilityWhen an individual finds out than someone else keeps horses, they’re bound to ask if they can take a ride on one at some point in time. While such a request may seem innocent enough, there are so many things that can go wrong. A prudent horse owner may deny your request as it exposes […]
Seniors’ medications can impact their driving
/in Car AccidentsSeniors (and Americans in general) are taking more medications than ever. Some two-thirds of seniors (those 65 and older) take at least five medications every day. Prescription drugs can help people live longer by controlling things like high blood pressure and cholesterol levels. They can also relieve the aches and pains of arthritis and other […]










