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Medical malpractice claims are serious matters that demand careful attention, understanding, and action. When a healthcare provider deviates from the established standard of care in treating a patient, causing harm or injury, it constitutes medical malpractice.

When a loved one's home becomes a nursing facility, their safety, and welfare should be paramount. Regrettably, there are times when nursing homes fall short in providing adequate care, including the incorrect use of equipment.

Being in any kind of accident in Kentucky can be a devastating experience and may result in minor or severe injuries, ER visits, hospitalization, or incapacitation. However, in some cases, these injuries, symptoms, or pain may be delayed, taking several days or weeks before they manifest.

The period after an accident can be overwhelming and difficult to sort through. However, there are certain activities you may need to avoid so that you do not hurt your case inadvertently. Among these is your use of social media.

In Kentucky, personal injury and accident victims are often entitled to receive compensation for injuries, damages, and losses suffered. As a civic responsibility, you're expected to pay taxes on your income, any additional income earned, lottery won, or inheritance received.

Being involved or injured in a car accident can be an overwhelming experience. The shock, confusion, and pain can make it difficult to think clearly and know what steps to take next. It's during these challenging times that you need support and guidance the most.

Understanding the financial implications of teen driving accidents is crucial for any parent. As per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drivers between the ages of 16 to 19 are three times more likely to be involved in fatal crashes when compared to drivers aged 20 or older.

Accidents are all-too-common here in Kentucky. When you’ve suffered injuries in an accident, what is the best route to recovery for medical expenses and lost wages? Through an insurance claim—or through a lawsuit?

Texting and driving is prohibited in Kentucky and across the United States. Surprisingly, some negligent motorists are still in the habit of talking, texting, or making use of their mobile devices while driving, thereby causing traffic accidents. If you were involved in an auto accident caused by a driver who was driving distracted or texting while driving, you may be eligible to recover damages through a claim.

When you have been injured in an accident, you have a lot on your plate. In addition to mounting medical bills and the loss of income, the last thing you want to think about is a ticking clock on your ability to file a claim.