Kentucky Personal Injury Law Blog
Knowledge is power for Kentucky accident victims. Get answers and learn your rights after a serious injury or wrongful death.
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What to Do After a Nursing Home Burn Injury It’s up to you to take action if your loved one has suffered a burn injury in a nursing home. Learn how you can do this and help your loved one here. -
The Real Cost of an Infant’s Spinal Cord Injury You can pay your child’s medical bills and other costs if he’s suffered a spinal cord birth injury. Find out how to protect his financial recovery here. -
Daycare Broken Bone Accidents Injuries and Recoveries Some broken bone injuries in children are not true accidents. Instead, they are caused by daycare negligence. Find out what to do if your child has been hurt. -
Signs of Nursing Home Abuse in Adults With Disabilities Has your loved one been abused or neglected in a Kentucky nursing home? Learn about some warning signs of abuse or neglect of adults with disabilities. -
Failure to Diagnose Gestational Diabetes Birth Injuries Was your baby hurt by your doctor’s failure to diagnose gestational diabetes? Your child may have the right to a legal recovery. Learn why and what to do next. -
What to Do If Your Child Suffers a Daycare Playground Injury Learn what you can do to help your child recover if your child has been injured on a daycare playground in Kentucky. -
Cemetery and Funeral Home Lawsuits Mishandling of remains, cremation errors, improper treatment of remains, and negligence are all examples of cemetery or funeral home negligence. Learn more here. -
Why Nursing Care Plans Are Important Consistent nursing care is important for nursing home residents. Find out how nursing care plans can help provide this and what to do if your loved one is hurt. -
When a Delayed C-Section Results in a Birth Injury Was your baby hurt because of a delayed Cesarean section? Find out what could’ve caused the delay and how to protect your baby’s legal rights and recovery. -
Daycare Staff Training Requirements in Kentucky Initial and ongoing training is required for daycare staff in Kentucky. Find out how much training is required and what to do if your child is hurt at daycare.