COVID-19 update: We hope you are staying safe and healthy in this unprecedented time. During this time, Grossman Green PLLC continues to represent our existing clients and we are accepting new clients. In accordance with CDC guidelines and the Governor’s Orders, our attorneys are practicing social distancing and primarily working remotely. We are available to speak to new and existing clients via video conferencing, phone calls, and e-mail. If you would like to speak to someone from our office, please call 502-657-7100, e-mail us through our website, or reach out to us on Facebook. We will continue to pursue justice for our clients and appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.
Support From A Serious Experienced, Reputable Personal Injury Team
Louisville Personal Injury Law Blog
Urban roads may not be as dangerous as country roads
Kentucky drivers who have to deal with heavy traffic and reckless drivers in the city may be forgiven for thinking that rural roads are somehow safer. The truth, though, is that rural roads come with their own share of problems, especially for those drivers who know...
Grossman Green PLLC announces a new location off of U.S Highway 42 in Louisville
Serious injuries from auto accidents, medical negligence, dangerous products – you name it – can be life-altering. If you or a loved one needs help obtaining compensation to pay for medical expenses and lost wages associated with these types of personal injuries, turn...
Types of brachial plexus injuries in infants
The brachial plexus is a nerve formation that covers the spinal cord down to the armpit, and its job is to control muscle movements in the shoulder, arm, hand and chest as well as feeling in the shoulder and arm. These nerves can be damaged, though, during a difficult...
Fatal crashes most frequent among subcompacts, sports cars
The automotive research firm iSeeCars.com has come out with a study on vehicles with a 2013-2017 model year and how frequently they get into fatal accidents. Drivers in Kentucky should know that subcompact cars and sports cars, in particular, can be deadly. Whereas...
When objects are left behind after surgery
Some people in Kentucky may have heard about individuals who undergo surgery and have an object left behind in their body. While this is a rare occurrence, it does happen between 4,500 and 6,000 times annually in the United States. In some cases, this can be harmless,...
Why tired driving is so dangerous
Driving after staying awake for more than 20 hours is akin to driving with a blood alcohol content of .08%. Therefore, driving while tired is like driving while impaired by alcohol. Whether you are operating a motor vehicle on Kentucky roads or others throughout the...
Skin cancers of the feet and medical malpractice
In Kentucky and across the U.S., skin cancer can develop anywhere on the body, including on the feet. Often, skin cancers of the feet are painless and can be discovered by individuals while treating unrelated ailments around the area in question. Skin cancers of the...
Brain metastases diagnosis and medical malpractice
Many Kentucky residents will face a battle with cancer at some point during their lives. According to a new study, researchers have identified three primary risk factors for brain metastases among extensive disease small-cell lung cancer (ED-SLC) patients. These...
Did officials funnel millions of dollars away from IN nursing homes?
The plight of Indiana’s nursing homes is well-documented. We’ve all read the horror stories about dangerously understaffed care homes, with elderly residents left neglected, suffering from grave wounds or in a state that imperils their lives. Yet according to a...
Rare-earth magnets are sending children to the ER
Kentucky residents may remember the small, round rare-earth magnets that were sold as a stress reliever and desk product for adults. Back in 2014, they were banned because they had been connected with a high number of injuries, but in 2016, the ban was rescinded. The...
