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Norfolk Southern Agrees to $600 Million East Palestine Settlement

A settlement has been reached for the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment in 2023. Bryant Law Center, a Paducah, KY-based law office was part of the team of law firms that filed the class action lawsuit against the railway. Norfolk Southern, a railway company, has agreed to pay $600 million in the class-action lawsuit....
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Common Types of Personal Injuries

Personal injuries can happen to anyone at any time, often unexpectedly and with significant consequences. These injuries can result from various circumstances, ranging from accidents to intentional acts of harm. Here are the most common types of personal injuries that lead to claims. Car Accidents Car accidents are one of the leading causes of...
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Who Is Liable In A Playground Injury Accident?

Determining liability in a playground injury accident often requires a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. Multiple parties may share responsibility for ensuring playground safety, and liability may vary depending on factors such as negligence, contractual agreements, and applicable laws. Property Owners or Operators Property owners or operators, such as municipalities, schools,...
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When Are Pedestrians Most At Risk Of An Accident?

Pedestrian safety is a paramount concern in Kentucky, with specific timeframes and conditions significantly impacting the risk of injuries and fatalities. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s latest crash data for 2021, pedestrians are the most at risk of an accident at night, between midnight and 3:00 a.m. Pedestrians at Night The...
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Amusement Park Injuries – What You Need To Know

Amidst the thrills that amusement parks provide, accidents and injuries can occur, turning a day of joy into a traumatic experience. Here is what you need to know if you or your loved ones suffered an injury at an amusement park. Causes of Amusement Park Injuries Accidents at amusement parks can result from the...
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How Does Pedestrian Detection In Cars Work?

As automotive technology continues to advance, pedestrian detection has become a pivotal feature in modern cars. This technology aims to mitigate the risk of pedestrian-related accidents by employing a combination of sensors, cameras, and sophisticated algorithms. If a crash is unavoidable, pedestrian crash avoidance mitigation (PCAM) systems could reduce the resulting number of injured...
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The Impact of Inspection Backlogs on Kentucky Nursing Home Abuse

Ensuring the well-being of nursing home residents is paramount, and one key component of this is the inspection process. State survey agencies are supposed to conduct nursing home health inspections once a year and more often if the facility is performing poorly, there are complaints, or reports of incidents. However, like other states, Kentucky...
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How to File a Dog Bite Report in Kentucky

Experiencing a dog bite can be a distressing incident, and taking the right steps promptly is crucial for both your well-being and public safety. If you find yourself in this situation in Kentucky, here's a guide on how to file a dog bite report. Filing a Dog Bite Report If you sought medical care,...
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Oversized Truck Safety Tips

Driving alongside oversized trucks requires a unique set of precautions and considerations. Here are some crucial safety tips for drivers sharing the road. Maintain Visibility Be aware of the truck's blind spots—areas where the driver's view is limited. These are typically located on the sides, directly behind, and in front of the truck. If...
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How Can Understaffing Affect a Nursing Home Abuse Claim?

Understaffing in nursing homes is an unfortunate reality that plagues the industry. With limited personnel to care for a growing population of elderly residents, corners are often cut, and the quality of care suffers as a result. This creates an environment where abuse and neglect can thrive, as there simply aren't enough hands on...
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