Louisville, Kentucky (April 27, 2021) – As counsel to Kenneth Walker, we welcome the announcement by Attorney General Merrick Garland that the United States Department of Justice has launched an official investigation of the Louisville Metro Police Department. A candid and impartial investigation of this kind is long overdue.
On March 12, 2021, in Louisville, Kentucky, Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP, Professor Cliff Sloan, Romines, Weis & Young PSC, Burke Neal PLLC, and Grossman Green PLLC filed a federal lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky on behalf of Kenneth Walker III, longtime boyfriend of the late Breonna Taylor.
Truck Accident Injuries Are Devastating. Having An Experienced Legal Team That Will Fight To Recover Maximum Compensation Is Vital.
For some individuals, a simple, everyday task, like a trip to the grocery store or gas station, or a quick drive to the school to pick up the kids, turns into a life-changing event either for themselves or a family member.
When Kentucky seek help for a medical problem, their doctors often send them for X-rays, CT scans and other forms of diagnostic imaging. Radiology is one of the most important medical tools, including ultrasound scans, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs and other forms of scan.
Diagnostic errors are among the leading causes of malpractice claims in Kentucky and across the US. Of course, the reasons for misdiagnoses can vary.
With nearly 4,000 people dying every year in big rig crashes, it’s important to do something about the most common crash factors. A leading one is drowsiness. Truckers in Kentucky may want to start by evaluating their sleep schedule.
In Kentucky and the surrounding areas, people who hear the term “medical malpractice” might think it is related to a diagnostic error, surgical mistake or another inaccurate determination by a medical professional that causes injury or death.
After being involved in a car accident in Kentucky, the risk of a brain injury is sometimes present. Most of the time, a brain injury occurs in severe impact accidents and those where the head hits the dashboard or another hard object whether inside or outside the vehicle.
Summer is always a deadly time for teen drivers in Kentucky, and it’s the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day, in particular, that sees a spike in teen driving crash fatalities. There were more than 8,300 such fatalities during this period from 2008 to 2018, and so it’s aptly named the “100 deadliest days.”
