Main Thursday, February 27, 2020Criticizing basketball ref is protected speechThe Sixth Circuit on Thursday issued the opinion (by Judge Sutton) in Higgins v. Kentucky Sports Radio, holding that talking about sports, including criticizing officials, constitutes speech on a matter
Interview with Pete Kamer
Every time I go to Louisville I get to see Pete’s smiling face, his competence, and I even get to speak in Kamer Hall. Kamer Hall is the home of Moonshine University. Last year I interviewed Pete for Artisan
Interview with Pete Kamer
by Robert C. Lehrman on November 19, 2019
Every time I go to Louisville I get to see Pete’s smiling face, his competence, and I even get to speak in Kamer Hall. Kamer Hall is the home of Moonshine University
Public Profile Highlights: Featuring Brian, Karla, and Ali!
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Assault & Battery Exclusion Prohibits Coverage for Defense
Shooting in Bar Injuring Eight Excluded Battery
One summer night in 2015, gunshot blasts pulverized the sociable hum of a nightclub in Louisville, Kentucky. Somebody had brought a firearm into the bar, and the ensuing discharge of bullets struck eight
Pave Paradise, Put Up a Purposeful Parking Lot
This week’s New York Business Divorce visits the Bluegrass State for an interesting appellate ruling in an LLC dissolution case concerning the operating agreement’s purpose clause.
Listening to Law Firm Clients – Number One Marketing Initiative for Institutional Clients
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Our firm is a sixteen attorney insurance defense in Louisville, Kentucky. We represent approximately twenty-five insurance companies in property casualty and personal injury cases. We handle products liability and medical malpractice cases as well. Our firm is in second
IAFP honors contributions past, present, future at annual event
Almost 4,000 people from around the world gathered recently for the annual conference and meeting of the International Association for Food Protection in Louisville, KY.
Attendees represented 51 countries, all 50 U.S. states, and seven Canadian provinces. The association’s annual
Step by step, program by program, food safety leaders in government plan to make a difference
LOUISVILLE, KY — New blood in the nation’s top two food safety jobs is promising a new era of food safety in the United States as the FDA and USDA continue to work on everything from romaine lettuce to ground
Kentucky determines that a parent cannot sign away a child’s right to sue.
Courts are allowed to pick and choose the case law they relied upon and to distinguish or ignore the case law the court does not like. In this case, the Kentucky Supreme Court ignored law it did not like or