Workers' Comp – 6 things to do if you are hurt on the job If you sustain a work-related injury or illness, be sure to follow your employer’s policies for reporting the incident. Generally, you should notify your supervisor/employer immediately by describing the injury or illness, how it happened, and the body part(s) affected. Make [...]
Child Injury – 5 things to do after your child is injured If a child injury occurs, get medical treatment immediately. Get names and contact information of any witnesses. Take photos of the scene to document the conditions or negligence that contributed to your child’s injury. File a police report to document the incident. Do [...]
Child Injury – What damages can I recover in a child injury case When a child is injured, his or her medical needs can extend far into the future. Considerations for future medical expenses, medications, adaptive equipment, home care, physical therapy, etc. should be included when settling a child injury case. Settlements could also include [...]
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 Dog Bites – Who is held liable for a dog bite With just a few exceptions, Kentucky’s dog bite laws impose strict liability on pet owners. That means the dog owner is generally held liable for injuries caused by the animal, even if the dog has never shown aggressive behavior in [...]
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 Dog Bites – What to do if your child is bit by a dog A child injury case may be brought when an individual under the age of 18 is injured through no fault of their own. Child dog bite cases are especially heartbreaking as severe injuries often occur. If your [...]
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 Dog Bites – 5 things to do after a dog bite After a dog bite attack, the most important thing to do is seek medical treatment immediately, no matter how minor you think the injury is. Proper medical treatment is imperative for a complete recovery and will help reduce the risk [...]
Saturday, May 20, 2017 Identity Theft – How Long Do I Have to Sue? Identity Theft Laws Laws pertaining to identity theft vary from state to state. Under Kentucky law, identity theft is punishable by up to 12 years in prison, $500,000 in fines, and possible restitution to the victim. Can I Sue [...]
Thursday, May 11, 2017 Identity Theft – How to Dispute Your Credit Report Checking your credit report regularly is important, as incorrect, fraudulent or negative activity can adversely affect your credit. If you have been a victim of identity theft, you should dispute inaccurate information on your credit report. How Will I Know If I [...]
Friday, April 28, 2017 Identity Theft – Requesting a Free Copy of Medical Records In today’s identity theft blog, we’ll look at requesting your medical records. This is beneficial particularly if your medical information, such as diagnoses, procedure codes, and health insurance info, has been stolen. How Will I Know If I Am a Victim of [...]
Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Identity Theft – Checking Your Child's Credit In today's identity theft blog, we'll look at checking your child's credit. How Will I Know If I Am a Victim of Identity Theft? READ YOUR BILLS – search for charges you did not buy that may indicate identity theft. WATCH YOUR BANK STATEMENTS – any withdrawals you did [...]