Covington KY Employment and Personal Injury Attorneys
INTRODUCTION Easy victories enhance morale, develop your reputation, give you momentum, and, most important, do not cost you much. — Robert Greene The supreme art
Chalk one up for the good guys. In MacGlashan v. ABS Lincs KY, Inc. d/b/a Cumberland Hall Hospital, 2014-SC-000098-CL (to be published) the SCOKY (Supreme
Work injuries happen, in every profession, in every field. If you have suffered an injury while on the job, our laws usually provide a safety
Hiring an experienced attorney can be the difference between collecting compensation after an injury, or going empty handed. It is important to have someone on
We all have a duty to keep ourselves, our families, our neighbors, and our communities safe right now. This means temporarily reshaping the way we
Saunders-El v. Rohde While I doubt there are a lot of cases like this out there, I did find this one really interesting. It addresses
A three panel bench of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals (the federal appellate court which covers Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, and Michigan) unanimously decided when
I swear it happens on occasion. Police officers tell the truth. Sometimes. Sometimes they don’t testify inaccurately that your client was swerving in and out
YOUR CONTENT GOES HERE. Coming to us right out of our own federal judicial circuit, the Sixth Circuit teaches some important practice tips in excessive
Police officer sues the police for unconstitutional “police sweep”…..and wins. Much of the chatter in some legal circles over the recent run of media coverage
