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February 15, 2016

Kentucky IOLTA Fund: A Partnership Between Banking and Legal Communities

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Amelia M. Adams
Member, Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC

Kentucky IOLTA Fund: A Partnership Between Banking and Legal Communities, Kentucky Banker Association’s Kentucky Banker magazine, 32-33

Kentucky banks have a long history of being good partners to our communities. They help entrepreneurs reach their dreams by loaning funds needed to start small businesses. They support youth sports teams, art events, and animal shelters. They make it possible for others to buy their first homes. As members of the Kentucky Bank Association, this is not news to you. You already know your financial institutions do these things as part of a commitment to being good neighbors. But, did you know Kentucky banks also help to transform people’s lives by providing them with access to justice? Through partnership with IOLTA Fund, Kentucky banks do just that. 

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