In Wright v. Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company, No. 3:25-CV-297-CHB, 2026 WL 2925146 (W.D. Ky. Sept. 29, 2026), a Kentucky federal court granted motions to dismiss both the ERISA benefits claim and the breach-of-fiduciary-duty claim brought by a
Schneider Elec. USA, Inc. v. Williams, 733 S.W.3d 180, 192-194 (Ky. 2026) (“Because foreseeability of take-home exposure turns in part on the nature and regularity of workplace contact with asbestos-containing materials, this factual dispute is material and must be resolved
The Sixth Circuit has wiped out a $31.8 million jury verdict that Hello Farms, a licensed Michigan cultivator, had won against Curaleaf subsidiaries for walking away from a supply contract. The court’s reasoning was direct: federal courts cannot enforce agreements
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday granted review in Missionaries of St. John, Inc. v. Frederic, (Docket No.25-1131, certiorari granted 10/1/2026). In the case, the Kentucky Supreme Court held that RLUIPA was not violated by denying a conditional use permit to
You can prove trade secrets theft cold and still lose the injunction.
That’s the lesson from the 6th Circuit’s recent decision in UEC Holdings v. Hatcher.
Steven Hatcher was VP of the utility division at United Electric, a Kentucky
Saratoga Potato Chips of Fort Wayne, IN, is recalling two Best if USED BY codes of 7.75-ounce packages of J. HIGGS Loaded Bacon and Cheddar Potato Chips because they may contain undeclared soy allergen. People who have an allergy or severe
Each summer, the heirs to one of America’s biggest liquor fortunes gather in the heart of bourbon country for a family picnic. This year there was much to discuss and little to celebrate.
Profits are shrinking at Brown-Forman, and
Data centers have become a significant driver of new infrastructure development in the United States. According to recent Census Bureau data, construction spending on data center “shells” (the massive warehouse-like structures that house computing infrastructure) rose nearly 60% in July
