Last Thursday, the Kentucky Supreme Court issued an opinion addressing whether a waiver, signed by a parent on behalf of a minor child, would be… (Read More)
It is a familiar refrain that the "Question Presented" or "Statement of the Issue" can be the most important yet overlooked portion of an appellate… (Read More)
IN BRIEF • A recent California Supreme Court decision addresses the disclosures required under California law to make a client’s advance conflict waiver enforceable. • … (Read More)
The U.S. Supreme Court this week issued an important ruling for trademark licensees when their bankrupt licensors reject those licenses. The Supreme Court’s May 20,… (Read More)
The public is now painfully aware that Louisville Metro faces a substantial budget deficit. Due primarily to increased pension funding obligations, Louisville must raise or… (Read More)
In a surprise opinion issued April 26, the Kentucky Court of Appeals held unconstitutional the Kentucky statute permitting non-lawyers to represent employers in unemployment compensation… (Read More)
Under new legislation signed into law by Governor Matt Bevin, many Kentucky employers have enhanced responsibilities to provide reasonable accommodations to pregnant employees. Kentucky is… (Read More)
A hallmark of the limited liability company is that the members enjoy limited liability from the debts and obligations of the company. In fact, it… (Read More)
As a law firm, getting hacked is bad enough. But one Pennsylvania law firm learned an even harder lesson when it sued Bank of America… (Read More)
