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Slip and Fall Injuries: Overview and 5 Examples

Written by Cooper and Friedman on May 25, 2017

The scariest thing about slip and fall injuries is that they can happen to anyone. Regardless of your age, your capability, or agility – a slip and fall accident can occur and seriously injure you. Slip and fall injuries are most common in supermarkets, parking lots, residential areas, public property, and in the workplace. When […]

Infections Caused by Animal Bites

Written by Cooper and Friedman on May 17, 2017

Animal bites are a risk that come with having domesticated pets such as cats, dogs, birds, and reptiles. While animals can be tamed and often treated as part of the family, pet owners need to be aware that regardless of how tame their pets may seem – they still have instincts that may drive them […]

Facts About Animal Bites You Should Know

Written by Cooper and Friedman on March 14, 2017

Every year tens of millions of people are bitten by an animal. Health concerns from animal bites range from minor wounds to life threatening infections and even death. According to the Mayo Clinic, upwards of two percent of visits to ERs around the U.S. are from people looking for treatment for an animal bite. While […]

What are Contingency Fees and Why are They Important?

Written by Cooper and Friedman on February 13, 2017

Dozens of movies and television shows involve court cases or meetings with lawyers. While these dramas tend to be entertaining, most people never really think about the logistics involved in hiring an attorney until they are in a situation where they need one. A great way to get informed and unbiased legal advice is to […]

Avoiding a Dog Bite Injury – 7 Things to Know

Written by Cooper and Friedman on December 26, 2016

Dogs are the oldest domesticated animal on Earth. For hundreds of years, they have been referred to as “man’s best friend.” Despite the friendly nature of the majority of these animals there are still certain safety precautions that need to be taken when interacting with any dog of any breed, size, or familiarity.  As lovable […]

10 Major Actions That Contribute to Distracted Driving from Car Accident Attorneys

Written by Cooper and Friedman on December 19, 2016

Driving is a major part of everyday life for most people. In fact, it’s so natural that we rarely think of the potential dangers that exist when we get behind the wheel. As car accident attorneys in Louisville, Kentucky, we’re well aware that there are different factors that cause a car accident. And distracted driving is […]

What is Genetic Discrimination? An Overview from Louisville Discrimination Attorneys

Written by Cooper and Friedman on December 14, 2016

Biomedical, clinical, and social-behavioral research is dependent on volunteers. These volunteers a.k.a. “human subjects” authorize their bodies to be used in order to discover new treatments, find cures to diseases, and develop a stronger understanding of the genetic make-up of human beings. These volunteers are beneficial to the scientific community as they help scientists and […]

5 Ways Tort Reform Proposed by Governor Matt Bevin Could Hurt Kentucky Citizens

Written by Cooper and Friedman on November 30, 2016

As a result of Matt Bevin winning the vote for Governor of Kentucky, Kentuckians knew that the Commonwealth was about to experience some change. After 8 years of governing under Democrat Steve Beshear, Bevin entered office with a new agenda. Mainly, it aimed at a variety of significant changes, including tort reform. As tort law attorneys, this […]

How to Choose the Right Bicycle Helmet for You

Written by Cooper and Friedman on October 17, 2016

Have you ever dropped a melon or a piece of fruit on the ground while shopping in the grocery store? Sometimes it makes a big mess and other times the piece of fruit becomes bruised and is left undesirable for consumption. Dropping a piece of fruit is a lot like riding a bike without a […]

An Overview of Construction Accidents from Work Injury Attorneys

Written by Cooper and Friedman on October 13, 2016

With more than 650,000 construction employers and 6 million employees, this large segment of the population is responsible for contributing nearly $1 trillion to the Gross Domestic Product each year, according to the Association of General Contractors of America. This productivity generates significant economic growth. Without the construction industry, the U.S. economy would suffer and […]