LOUISVILLE PERSONAL INJURY BLOG
The Five Most Common Factors in Kentucky Vehicle Accidents
Five factors cause many accidents causing injuries and deaths in Kentucky. These errors are signs of negligence, possible grounds for an insurance claim or lawsuit.
At the Intersection of Driver Negligence and Serious Injuries
Intersections can be where poor road design, negligent drivers, and people trying to reach their destination mix. All too often, the result is severe injuries.
How Does Asbestos Cause Mesothelioma? (update)
Asbestos causes normal tissue to become malignant and life-threatening over decades of time. Changes are so subtle that victims are unaware they’re happening.
Asbestos Exposure at Ghent Powerhouse: What You Need to Know
The Ghent Powerhouse is an essential source of electricity in the area, and the asbestos used during its construction and maintenance killed many workers.
Kentucky Residents More Likely to Die in Fires Than US Average
Kentucky residents die in fires at a far higher rate than the US average. If negligence causes a fire resulting in injuries or deaths, compensation may be available.
For Many Young Drivers, Driving is a Great Time for Screen Time
Teen drivers spend about 20% of their time on their smartphones, reports a recent study, showing how dangerous young, distracted drivers can be.
Killing People With Asbestos is Still a Profitable Business
The asbestos industry continues with business as usual in many countries. They continue to deny its deadly dangers and are suing critics trying to make work safer.
Mesothelioma Treatment: A Guide to Chemotherapy & Your Legal Rights
Chemotherapy, or the use of drugs, can be used to treat mesothelioma. How well it works and its side effects vary on the person, but it may be highly effective.
Cameras Never Blink. That’s a Good Thing for Personal Injury Cases
Cameras can provide credible, unbiased evidence that can make a big difference in an insurance claim or lawsuit. These videos are worth looking for after an accident
Brown & Williamson and the Business of Death on a Mass Scale
Brown & Williamson lied to its customers about the dangers of its cigarettes while sickening employees with asbestos at its Louisville plant.