If you were on Kentucky roads over New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day 2024, you may not have realized the risk you were taking. The American Automobile Association (AAA) says the New Year’s holiday is among the deadliest times to be on the road. Since many holiday celebrations involve…

If you’ve been hurt on the job, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, including paid medical care and wage replacement benefits. However, your employer or the employer’s insurance carrier may try to dispute or deny your workers’ compensation claim to save money. After a work-related injury in Kentucky,…

Here is what to do right after a back injury in construction

The construction industry has one of the highest rates of work-related injuries, including a high prevalence of musculoskeletal pain. One study found that 40% of construction workers over age 50 had chronic back pain. Back injuries are often the result of years of wear and tear on muscles, spinal discs,…

Common Injuries in the Food Service Industry

Commercial kitchens, restaurants, food trucks, and similar businesses can be dangerous places for workers. The risk of injury from ovens, hot surfaces, slippery floors, and sharp knives is high. When injuries occur, the injured worker may have a right to file a workers’ compensation claim to receive paid medical care…

Settlements can provide Kentucky personal injury victims with compensation for both economic and non-economic damages that they have suffered. Economic damages are the tangible losses from the accident, such as medical expenses, lost wages from missed work, and loss of earning potential. These losses are relatively easy to calculate. Non-economic…

Most people know that being in a car accident can lead to painful and even life-threatening injuries. However, the mental and emotional effects of a collision can also turn your life upside-down. Drivers and passengers can experience mental health challenges such as anxiety, fear, and depression after a crash. While…