If you are like many other Kentucky residents, when you think about routine vehicle maintenance, you may focus on things like changing the oil, checking the brakes and filling up the window washer fluid. Occasionally, you may have your tires rotated. You know that...
Birth injuries could give birth to a medical malpractice claim
Depending on medical conditions and diagnosed problems, the birth process can be risky to both the baby and the mother. Sometimes, the actions and missteps from medical staff, including Kentucky doctors and nurses, can lead to additional complications. Sadly, many...
Open fracture may leave you closed off from your normal life
Though you may have always considered yourself a safe driver and believed that your cautious actions had helped prevent you from suffering harm, you may have recently found yourself involved in a serious accident. The accident was no fault of your own, but you still...
Retained objects more common after surgery than you may expect
Because they are professionals, you and many other Kentucky patients undoubtedly want to trust your doctors and other medical staff to do what is best in terms of your care. While the majority of medical staff do adhere to these standards of care and try to maintain a...
Watch out for these issues to avoid hospital injuries
It's logical to assume that thousands of people will enter various hospitals throughout Kentucky during the new year. You might be one of them. Perhaps you have already scheduled some outpatient procedure or are preparing for a much more serious surgery that will...
Understanding the impact of your truck accident
Chances are, if you are a driver, you are on the road with truckers. You likely understand that an impact with a vehicle of substantial size is likely to cause more severe and dangerous injuries than your typical car accident. If you have already experienced an...
Heavy trucks and negligent drivers make for a deadly combination
You buckle your seatbelt and follow the posted speed limit. When changing lanes or turning, you are always sure to use your blinker. Phones are out of reach and there are limited to no distractions when you are behind the wheel. In short, you are a safe driver. Sadly,...