Available 24/7 • More Than 30 Years Experience • Serving Louisville and Lexington

sub-hero

Posts by Wilt Injury Lawyers

At Wilt Injury Lawyers, we take care of our clients like we take care of our family. Schedule a free consultation with us today so you can get the help you deserve.

Schedule A Free Consultation View Case Results

How to Sue for Perineal Tearing or Episiotomy Injuries

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

June 02, 2024

Many women are prepared for the possibility that their perineum may tear or they may need an episiotomy during childbirth in order to safely deliver their baby. However, perineal tearing and episiotomies can be disastrous for the mother. If you have suffered a serious injury due to an episiotomy or...

How Do You Determine Damages in a Traumatic Brain Injury Case?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

September 20, 2022

After a serious accident that causes a head injury – like a car crash or bad fall – you’re likely hearing a lot of people telling you to get a lawyer. When you suffer injuries in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you have the right to file a claim...

Ronald M. Wilt Named to 2023 Best Lawyers in America® List

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

August 18, 2022

Wilt Injury Lawyers is proud to announce that firm founder Ronald M. “Ron” Wilt has been selected for inclusion in the prestigious Best Lawyers in America® for 2023. Mr. Wilt has been named to the list every year since 2007 for his work in the area of Medical Malpractice Law...

Long-Term Effects of a Traumatic Brain Injury

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

February 15, 2022

When the brain is injured in an accident or a fall, there may be a temporary effect that goes away in a few days. Other times, serious and life-changing effects may occur that affect the patient’s quality of life. If you’ve experienced a brain injury, get it checked out by...

How to Sue a Doctor for Pain and Suffering

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

December 02, 2021

| Medical Malpractice

In most states in the United States, victims of medical malpractice are entitled to sue for pain and suffering. Medical negligence can be difficult to identify, but some common causes include surgery performed incorrectly or on the wrong patient, surgery performed without anesthesia, medication errors during hospitalization due to poor...

5 Reasons to Get the Kentucky Real ID

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

October 11, 2021

The Kentucky REAL ID is a new form of state-issued identification that will be needed to enter most federal facilities and to board an airplane starting in 2023. This Kentucky ID is optional, but residents that want to get one will need to meet certain requirements to prove U.S. citizenship....

Civil Claims for Surgical Errors

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

September 16, 2021

| Medical Malpractice

Unfortunately, surgical errors are common. They lead to large numbers of patients filing a significant number of medical malpractice lawsuits each year. Sometimes, hospitals and doctors are overwhelmed with patients and surgeries, which leads them to not have enough time to deal with the patients individually. But that’s no excuse....

Brachial Plexus Injury at Birth: When to Sue

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

February 06, 2021

The day your baby is born should be one of the happiest days of your life. But a birth experienced plagued by a devastating injury to mother or baby can cause lifelong trauma. If your healthcare provider is responsible for the injuries you or your baby sustained, you may be...

What Are the 4 D’s of Medical Malpractice?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

November 10, 2020

| Medical Malpractice

For any medical malpractice case to be successful, your Louisville medical malpractice lawyer at Wilt Injury Lawyers will need to be able to prove based on a preponderance of the evidence that the accused party is liable. When you understand how the four D’s of medical malpractice work, you’ll have...

What Is Informed Consent?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

September 25, 2020

| Medical Malpractice

It is more common than you might think for people to confuse medical malpractice and the information provided to them when they gave their consent for a certain treatment. However, understanding that there is a significant difference between a treatment risk and a medical error is critical. Medical malpractice should...

How to Recognize Medical Malpractice

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

July 21, 2020

| Medical Malpractice

If you have suffered a serious illness or injury due to the negligence of your healthcare provider, you may have a medical malpractice claim on your hands. However, recognizing negligence can be more challenging than you think. Often, people confuse standard risks of treatment and procedures with medical errors, which...

Can You Sue a Pharmacy for Negligence in Kentucky?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

April 14, 2020

| Medical Malpractice

When you go to the pharmacy to get a prescription filled, the thought probably never crossed your mind that there might be something wrong with the prescription. Unfortunately, pharmacy errors are more common than you might think. If you suffer serious injury or illness due to a pharmaceutical mistake, you...

Dangerous Intersections in Louisville

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

December 10, 2019

Louisville is one of the most populated areas in Kentucky. With so much to do, it often attracts both tourists and visitors from neighboring cities. Whether you are a Louisville resident or a visitor, it can be helpful to know what areas are known for being the most dangerous in...

What Are Grounds for Medical Malpractice in Kentucky?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

August 08, 2019

| Medical Malpractice

Arguably one of the most important questions to ask yourself when you believe you may have been a victim of medical malpractice is, “Do I have a case?” Understanding how the state of Kentucky determines whether a medical professional has acted in negligence is critical, as this will determine your...

Why Does Medical Malpractice Happen?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

July 31, 2019

| Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice is problematic in the U.S. This country has higher rates of errors in health care than other developed countries. Estimates of deaths put medical mistakes as number three on the list of top causes of American fatalities. Some believe the numbers are too high, but either way, it is hard...

What is placental abruption, and how does it affect your baby?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

July 31, 2019

| Medical Malpractice

If you live in Louisville and are currently expecting or plan to sometime in the future, it is essential for you to take some time to consider the risks. Though you see and hear about celebrities and random women who seem to have uneventful pregnancies, it is not uncommon for...

Placental abruption: Can a genetic test predict and prevent it?

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

July 31, 2019

| Medical Malpractice

Childbirth is a common occurrence, and through the years, advances in medical practices and procedures have decreased the risks of injury and death to both mother and baby. While great strides in medicine have reduced pregnancy complications, there are still some instances where situations arise that increase the risk of injury...

Nuchal cord and how it may affect an infant

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

July 31, 2019

| Medical Malpractice

Nuchal cord is a condition that occurs when the umbilical cord wraps around the neck of a fetus or newborn baby. This can result in serious brain damage to the infant because of an insufficient supply of oxygen. This is a severe condition that can have long-lasting effects and even...

Motor Vehicle Accidents Claim Young Lives

By

Wilt Injury Lawyers |

July 31, 2019

Kentucky drivers would likely admit that the fear of being in an accident is a legitimate concern, and they do their best to stay safe and alert while driving. Even when precautions are taken and seatbelts are worn, motor vehicle accidents can still claim lives. Especially on highways where a...