Gray & White's legal library provides detailed articles on nursing home neglect, vehicle accidents causing permanent disabilities, medical malpractice, and wrongful death claims in Kentucky. Our library articles explain complex legal concepts in straightforward language, helping you understand what evidence matters in your case, how damages are calculated for life-altering injuries, and why choosing experienced trial counsel makes a difference when facing billion-dollar insurance companies.
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Why Going to the ER after a Louisville Brain Injury May Not Cure Your ConditionWill you receive thorough care from the emergency room after TBI in Louisville? Our Kentucky brain injury attorneys explain common hospital oversights.
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How to Keep Kentucky Nursing Home Residents From Hurting Each OtherResident-to-resident abuse happens in Kentucky nursing homes, but short of assigning a caregiver to follow each resident around, how can it be stopped? Read on.
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Sometimes Kentucky Nursing Home Residents Abuse Each OtherIt’s not always the nursing home staff who are abusing residents—sometimes it’s other residents. Read here for more discussion, Kentucky.
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Can You Reduce Your Risk of Dementia, Kentucky, If You Stay Active?A new research study indicates that staying active may increase brain volume in the elderly and reduce their risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Read here, Kentucky.
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Kentucky Children With Cerebral Palsy: One Foot May Help the OtherOne new technology led to another, as a physical therapy researcher used his work with children who have CP to also help stroke victims. Read on, Kentucky.
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Kentucky Heart Patients, Beware of Medication Errors After Hospital DischargeAbout half of cardiac patients suffer medication errors once they leave the hospital, even if pharmacists spent extra effort on them. Read here, Kentucky.
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Take My Breath Away—Not a Romantic Concept for the Brain, KentuckyThe brain can do without enough oxygen for only 4 or 5 minutes—a very short time for such a critical element. Read here about anoxic brain injury, Kentucky.
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Tightening Up: Contractures in Kentucky Nursing Home ResidentsLack of mobility in elderly nursing home residents can lead to a condition known as “contractures.” Read here for more information, Kentucky.
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What Kind of Person Would Do That?! Abusers in Kentucky Nursing HomesReports on abuse of the vulnerable people in nursing homes raise our hackles. What kind of monster abuses the elderly? Find out here, Kentucky.
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A Clavicle Fracture Doesn’t Feel “Minor.” Get the Facts on This Common Crash InjuryWere you told you were lucky because you “only” broke your collarbone in a Louisville car wreck? You could be in for weeks or months of suffering as a result.
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A Must-Read if You Have a Loved One in a Kentucky Nursing HomeIf you have a loved one in a nursing home, you need to know the results of an alarming new study and how to contact a KY nursing home abuse lawyer.
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Admitted Elderly Patients Often Suffer Dosage Errors in KY HospitalsDid a nurse or caretaker make a mistake that cost your loved one his life? Our Louisville medical malpractice attorneys discuss common hospital drug errors.