If you are the spouse or child of a loved one who died as a result of a Kentucky car accident, you are likely feeling overwhelmed by the emotional strain of your tragic loss. Unfortunately, it is important during this sensitive time to keep in…
Whether your loved one suffered a Kentucky brain injury as a result of slip and fall, car accident, or some form of medical malpractice, the result is the same. Brain injury victims face substantial emotional, physical, and financial hurdles following their injuries. Doctors and other…
Summers in Kentucky can be hot. While this can be uncomfortable and inconvenient for healthy adults, it can be a health hazard and an extreme danger for senior citizens and nursing home residents. In fact, each time a heat wave rolls though our state, older…
Thousands of elderly Kentucky citizens live in nursing homes. All too often, we read stories of elderly nursing home residents who suffer from malnutrition, bedsores, falls, physical abuse, and medical neglect. Another form of neglect, social isolation, is more subtle, but no less harmful. Social…
Generally, victims of Louisville car accidents can pursue compensation for their medical expenses, lost wages, and other costs under the state’s Personal Injury Protection laws. Kentucky is a state that has no fault coverage, meaning it does not matter who is at fault for the…
No matter how you look at it, losing a loved one to a Kentucky car accident is wrong. But, is it a wrongful death? In 2012, 421 people died in Kentucky car wrecks. Most of these accidents were caused by driver negligence in which a…