Slips, trips, and falls are common workplace accidents. In fact, they account for more than 25% of workplace-related injuries across all industries. These types of accidents can be especially serious in the construction and home improvement sectors where there is risk of falling from a great height. Under the law, slip and fall accidents are …
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Checking your phone. Eating a snack. Making eye contact with a friend in the rearview mirror. While these actions seem quick and harmless, it only takes seconds for an accident to happen. Put simply, reading a text while driving at 55 mph is like driving blind for the length of a football field! Distracted driving …
In most states in the U.S., the left lane of a multi-lane highway is reserved for faster-moving traffic. And in essence, the far-left lane is used for passing slower vehicles. Even so, it’s not uncommon to see trucks driving in the left lane to evade the disruptions resulting from other drivers circumventing traffic that is …
If you were partially at fault in a motorcycle accident in Louisville or surrounding areas in Kentucky, you might still be eligible for compensation. Kentucky is a comparative fault state so it’s important to establish the degree to which each party is at fault. Unfortunately, too many people don’t reach out to a motorcycle accident …
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A recent report from KY FACE reveals in 2021, Kentucky recorded 96 workplace deaths, translating to a rate of 4.7 fatalities per 100,000 workers. Dealing with a work-related injury can be a taxing and complicated process. Things can get especially confusing for people who work a second job to boost their income. After experiencing an …
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Suffering an injury due to the negligence of another person is a painful and expensive experience. It’s often possible to negotiate an equitable settlement between all parties without going to court. However, if an acceptable settlement can’t be reached, a personal injury lawsuit may need to be filed. If you are anticipating needing to file …
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According to a 2020 study conducted by Dolphin Technologies, an international telematics firm, more than 70 percent of all car accidents occur within the first 20 minutes of a trip – meaning that the vast majority of car accidents happen close to the driver’s home. What does that mean for Louisville drivers? It means that …
Louisville’s residents usually experience cold and rainy weather with occasional snow from December through March. These weather conditions can significantly impact a driver’s visibility and may contribute to a truck accident. Recent data from the Kentucky State Police reveal nearly 9000 truck accidents, including 106 fatal collisions, occur annually across the state. Due to their …
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If you have suffered an injury that was clearly not your fault, it should be easy to obtain the compensation you deserve for your injuries and other related losses. Unfortunately, however, that is rarely the case. The at-fault party’s insurance company will do whatever they can to pay you less than what you deserve or …
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Injuries caused by another person’s actions can leave the victim with medical bills, financial challenges due to lost wages, and periods of pain and suffering. Whether the injuries occurred out of negligence or intentional acts, the injured party is eligible for compensation. However, an inadequate understanding of Louisville injury laws may make it difficult for …
