• Four Important Things to Remember to Prevent New Year’s Eve Accidents

    The holiday season is nearing it’s end but most of us are finalizing exciting plans for the final celebration of the year, New Year’s Eve. While forming these plans, make sure that you keep in mind some important safety pointers. After all, as the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety notes, January 1st is an extremely […]

  • Founding Partner Mr. Hughes Honored with Lawyers of Distinction Award

    We are very proud to announce that one of our founding partners, Mr. J. Marshall Hughes, was the recipient of the Lawyers of Distinction award, certifying him as a distinguished member of the nationwide group. This honor is bestowed upon the top 10 percent of attorneys operating in the U.S. and is granted only through […]

  • Kentucky Social Media Nursing Injury Attorney

    Federal Crackdown on Social Media Nursing Home Abuse

    Nursing homes have traditionally been considered places where the elderly can enjoy respectful treatment and a high quality of care. The elderly, however, are vulnerable to abuse by those that run the nursing homes. Much of the abuse goes unnoticed by the general public, but a recent trend has emerged in which the staff of […]

  • Kentucky Drug Injury Attorney

    The Right to Try Laws in Drug Lawsuits: Would There Still Be Liability?

    The issue of a patient’s “right to try” experimental therapies and drugs that haven’t been fully FDA approved is becoming an increasingly pressing issue in our age of advanced medical technologies. Thirty-one states have passed Right to Try (RTT) laws in an effort to allow terminally ill patients access to drugs, biologics and medical appliances […]

  • School Bus Safety Critical as Students Return to School

    The beginning of a new school year can be an exciting and overwhelming time for many kids. Preparing your children for new classes, new teachers, catching up with old friends and discovering new friends can be just as exciting for parents. But before you send them back to the classroom, it’s important to take a […]

  • US Congress May Weaken Big Truck Safety Rules

    Legislation that’s currently making it’s way through Congress could be bad news for Americans sharing roadways with commercially operated Big Trucks. According to the proposed changes, commercial truck drivers could see the cap on the hours they can work per-week rise from 70 to nearly 80 hours. On top of that increase, drivers could also […]

  • Traumatic Brain Injuries Are Not Just From Sports Injuries

    Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) have recently been the subject of a major Hollywood movie, numerous news profiles, Congressional Hearings and seemingly endless debates on television. However, the scope of the national discussion has largely centered on the link between TBI and football. The reality is that the vast majorities of TBI-causing events happen off the […]