Icy Weather Increases Likelihood of Dangerous Slips and Falls
February 20,2024
Kentucky's winters can be beautiful when snow covers the landscape, but snow and icy weather bring hazards as well. Trip and fall accidents increase greatly during icy conditions, as people fall while attempting to navigate slippery sidewalks, parking lots, and other outdoor spaces. A recent Canadian study shows that 30 percent of older adult have at least one fall each year, and nearly 25 percent of falls cause serious i...
Kentucky Amusement Park Injuries are No Fun
February 20,2024
When you think about amusement parks or traveling fairs, chances are you picture spinning rides, carnival games, lively shows and delicious food. Commonly billed as fun for the whole family, this type of entertainment is supposed to be full of opportunities to make great memories. No one visits a festival or a theme park thinking they could be hurt or killed, but the truth is accidents do happen. If you or a loved one was i...
Can Bad Health Cause Truck Accidents?
February 20,2024
Being an over-the-road truck driver is not an easy job, especially when it comes to the effects on health. Truckers are sitting behind the wheel for long hours and have few opportunities to stretch their legs or even get a minimal amount of exercise. Sitting too long often leads to a variety of health problems, as does stress caused by the deadlines they must meet; after working for a few years, they often find their health be...
Energy Drinks May Be Bad for Your Health
February 20,2024
Energy drinks are big business, as they have become a popular choice for individuals seeking a quick boost of energy and alertness. The drinks have become the fastest-growing segment of the beverage industry, and the market has grown steadily since Red Bull was introduced in 1997. Promoted as an alternative to morning coffee, a mixer with evening cocktails, and good for any time you need an energy boost, the secret behind thei...
When Can I Sue for A Brain Injury?
January 26,2024
When the brain is injured, the effects can be devastating and life-changing, since the brain controls all our bodily and mental functions. Brain injuries can produce changes in personality, intellect, creativity, and memory, and severe injuries can lead to paralysis, inability to communicate, coma, or death. Those who survive may need life-long care, face financially draining medical and rehabilitation costs, and be unable to ...





