Posted on Jan. 22 2024 in Car Accident Information
Uber and Lyft are well-known companies across the country now, including here in Kentucky. Many residents and visitors in the Commonwealth use rad share services as convenient ways to get from point A to point B, but rideshare accidents do occur. Here, we want to discuss some of the first steps individuals can take if they are involved in a Lyft or Uber accident in Kentucky. Check for Injuries Immediately after the accident, assess if you or anyone else involved has sustained any injuries. Safety should always be your primary concern. If there are injuries, call 911 right away to get medical assistance. Even if injuries seem minor, it is
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Posted on Jan. 16 2024 in Personal Injury Cases
Going through the personal injury claims process can seem daunting. For most individuals, this is not something they do every day, so hearing the terminology associated with personal injuries may be confusing. One of the words you should be familiar with is “discovery.” The discovery process is an important aspect of personal injury claims, as it allows all parties involved to examine the available evidence and the ability to take depositions from witnesses. Typical Steps During the Discovery Process The official discovery process covers several things that could occur during a personal injury claim. In general, we will see four separate steps, which include: 1) Interrogatories Interrogatories are documents that
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Posted on Jan. 3 2024 in Birth Injury
Women can sustain serious injuries during the childbirth process. In some cases, these injuries are a natural and unavoidable aspect of giving birth, but there are times when mothers sustain injuries in childbirth caused by the careless or negligent actions of medical providers. Here, we want to discuss some common birth injuries mothers sustain, and we encourage you to contact a trusted Louisville birth injury lawyer if you have any questions about your particular situation. 1. Perineal Tears One of the most common injuries during vaginal delivery is a perineal tear. These tears can range from minor (first-degree) to severe (fourth-degree), potentially involving muscles and the anal sphincter. The severity
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