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Wesley A. Hunt is a native of Crittenden County, Kentucky and is privileged to have the opportunity to provide rigorous legal services to clients across the state of Kentucky. Wes was a valedictorian of the Crittenden County High School Class of 2006. He then attended Murray State University and graduated summa cum laude in 2010 with a Bachelors of Science degree. From there, Wes attended Salmon P. Chase College of Law on the campus of Northern Kentucky University. While attending law school, Wes worked for two prominent Northern Kentucky law firms focusing on medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, product liability, and wrongful death. It was this combination of practical and academic experience that allowed Wes to conceptualize what rigorous representation looked like and hone a skill-set to help translate effort into client May of 2013, Wes graduated from Salmon P. Chase College of Law. He is very proud of the fact that through hard work and dedication, he graduated ranked #1 in his class. Wes then passed the bar exam and was licensed to practice law in October 2013. Wes looks forward to utilizing his academic, personal, and practical skills to best serve clients throughout Kentucky.

We are a firm in Northern Kentucky that handles every type of personal injury and criminal defense case, big or small.  We routinely work on cases in Kentucky and Ohio, but are available to consult on cases nationwide.

The attorneys at Summe & Summe, PSC are dedicated to fighting for the rights of injured victims. We are dedicated to our clients and want to understand how their injuries have affected their lives in all aspects. Too often, injury victims’ true losses are not taken into account by the insurance companies defending your claim. It is our goal to get to know you, and get a complete understanding of how your life is affected and has changed as a result of someone else’s carelessness. We will take into account the smallest details to the largest economic loss you are suffering from. We are not just interested in getting you the compensation that you deserve, but finding the truth and justice in your case and bringing in into the light.. All personal injury cases are taken on a contingency basis. This means you pay us nothing unless we get a successful recovery on your case. Initial Consultation is absolutely free. No hourly fees or expenses on our clients.

Since 1999, I represented clients in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for their family law issues, such as divorce and custody, as well as defended client charged with crimes for petty misdemeanors up through murder, and literally everything in between.. People needing my services do not call me when everything is going well in their life.  When people call me to get my help, they are havinga bad day.  People call me when they need help.  No one wakes up and plans to get arrrested.  No one gets married thinking that they will end up getting divorced.  No one envisions a custody battle when their child is born.  Unfortunately, in life, these things happen.  If these things are going in your life, and you need a lawyer to help you, contact me and we will discuss your options.. I can be reached via email at or at my law office phone numbers of: Northern Kentucky or Greater Cincinnati.

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Practicing domestic relations law, personal injury law, representation of small businesses, DUI, and general civil litigation in Northern Kentucky and the Greater Cincinnati area.

Olivia is an aggressive, confident, passionate trial attorney and litigator focusing her practice in the areas of Family Law, Criminal Defense, and Personal Injury. She brings extensive courtroom experience, knowledge, and skills to our firm. Olivia began her legal career in Northern Kentucky prior to law school as an assistant with a local family and criminal defense law office. While in law school, she interned with a public defender's office in Michigan. After graduating law school and passing the bar exam, she gained invaluable experience as a staff attorney for a former Kenton County Kentucky Family Court judge. She then spent the next four years as a prosecutor with the Campbell County Attorney’s Office. While handling heavy caseloads of misdemeanors, guardianships, and dependency, neglect, and abuse cases, she successfully litigated and tried numerous cases, many to jury verdict. With her diverse background, legal experience, and dedication to helping others, she now devotes her tremendous knowledge and skills to better serve the clients of Mabjish Law while working tirelessly toward being the best family, criminal defense, and injury lawyer in Northern Kentucky.

Olivia graduated from the University of Louisville in 2013 with honors and continued her education at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, graduating in 2016.  She is a Northern Kentucky native and currently resides in Florence with her husband and their two dogs.. Olivia, a 2016graduate, was a fellow with the Glenn M. Weaver Institute for Law & Psychiatry, as well as an active member of the Moot Court Honor Board, a Senior Articles Editor for the Human Rights Quarterly, President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Club, and Chair of the Student Legal Education Committee. Additionally, Olivia was the 2016 recipient of the Jorge Carro Consummate Advocate Award for Outstanding Skill and Dedication to the Moot Court Program Award, as well as awarded the Order of the Barristers.. Olivia is admitted to the Kentucky Bar. She is a member of the American Bar Association, Kentucky Bar Association, and the Northern Kentucky Bar Association. Olivia is also an active member of the Northern Kentucky Young Republicans and the Boone County Republican Women’s Club. She is passionate about the community’s youth, and actively volunteers with youth leadership programs focusing on the professional and personal development of local students. She enjoys volunteering with organizations such as Boone County Schools, the Chamber of Commerce, and various local political groups.

Nathan graduated cum laude from Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University in 2022. While at Chase, he served as the Lead Education Editor with the Northern Kentucky Law Review. Nathan started working at The Lawrence Firm, PSC in 2021 as a law clerk, before being hired as an attorney following graduation. He represents individuals and families that are physically and emotionally injured by the negligence of another. He is currently licensed in Ohio and Kentucky.

My entire practice of law has centered around Northern Kentucky. I have been lucky to have been a part of the legal system from many different view points. I started my legal career as an Assistant Public Advocate or what many know as a public defender. This allowed me to experience the criminal and civil courts through the eyes of those who were charged with a criminal or civil offense. I obtained valuable bench and jury trial experience that has had a great influence on my ability to litigate. After being with the Public Advocacte's office I became an Assitant Kenton County Attorney where i obtained the experience of seeing the system from the other perspective. After almost 5 years in this position, I joined with my Law Partner and create Roush & Stilz, P.S.C. with the intent of providing excellent legal representation to those in need of assistance.

Ms. Gilday has successfully represented individuals and their families in medical negligence, personal injury, nursing home negligence and defective product cases.. Ms. Gilday has been named a Super Lawyer Rising Star in Kentucky in 2013-2014.. Ms. Gilday currently serves as a Board Member of the Ohio Association for Justice and the Southwest Ohio Trial Lawyers Association.  Both organizations that strive to preserve individual’s Constitutional rights and protect access to the civil justice system through advocacy in the Courthouse and the Statehouse.. In addition to her professional endeavors, Ms. Gilday is actively involved in volunteering with local charitable organizations.  She serves as a Board Member of Dress for Success Cincinnati, in addition to Co-Chairing fundraising events for Stepping Stones.  Ms. Gilday grew up in Cincinnati and currently resides in Anderson with her husband.

Kara has dedicated her career to advocating for injury victims. Since joining TLF in 2014 after earning her law degree, she has focused on representing individuals harmed by medical negligence. Her work encompasses cases involving birth injuries, spinal cord injuries, strokes, and other preventable catastrophic outcomes. Kara is passionate about delving into the complex medicine and science behind each case to hold negligent medical providers accountable and secure justice for her clients. In addition to medical malpractice, she has successfully litigated and resolved cases involving motor vehicle accidents, trucking collisions, and pedestrian injuries caused by negligent drivers.. Kara graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University of Kentucky, achieving a 4.0 GPA. She went on to earn her law degree magna cum laude from Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University, where she was one of only two graduates awarded the Certificate for Excellence in Advocacy. This distinction reflects her mastery of written and oral advocacy, trial skills, and alternative dispute resolution.. Beyond her legal practice, Kara is involved in many professional and community activities. She serves as an Adjunct Professor at Chase College of Law and is the Secretary of the Northern Kentucky Bar Association Board of Directors. Previously, she chaired the NKBA’s Young Lawyers Section. Kara’s public service includes being elected to Bellevue, Kentucky City Council in 2024. She is also a member of the Bellevue/Dayton Fire Department Board. Prior to her election to City Council, Kara served as a Planning and Zoning Commissioner for the City of Bellevue from 2021 to 2024.. Originally from Lexington, Kara moved to Northern Kentucky to pursue her legal education and now calls Bellevue home. In her free time, she enjoys weightlifting and exploring local craft breweries with her Shih Tzu, Benson.

I'm a Northern Kentucky born, bred and educated attorney with strong roots in the Greater Cincinnati area.  I've been practicing for 27 years and focus my practice on litigation - anything from the misdemeanor criminal matters to the largest medical malpractice matter.  I've won millions in verdicts for my clients in medmal and personal injury/auto claims.  I've tried murder cases as well as traffic tickets.  I have resolved thousands of family law matters for clients over the years in and out of the courtroom.  I never back down from a hard case and absolutely love being inside a courtroom with a jury of 12 people intently deciding a case.  I won't sell you short for a buck, and I will always give you an honest evaluation of your case and the facts; that's my promise to you.

I was raised in Pikeville, a small Eastern Kentucky town nestled in "coal country." Although I have lived in Northern Kentucky for many years, the saying, "You can take the girl out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the girl," is true. I was raised to respect others and to do no harm. I expect the same from everyone else. When a company or person is careless and causes injury or death, I seek justice for those who do not have the money or power to stand up for themselves. Most of my clients have suffered a life-altering injury requiring care for the rest of their lives or have suffered the loss of a loved one. I combine my knowledge of the law and the knowledge I have gained over the last 18 years about various industries, including trucking, human factors, and medicine to fight for my clients and to make a change so that others will not suffer the same harm. I take great pride in obtaining compensation to pay for medical care my clients or their loved ones will need the rest of their lives and the wages they lost because of someone else's carelessness. I aggressively pursue justice for my clients because I know that not only does it make a huge difference in their lives, but it will also make a difference for the safety of many others.

I have focused my practice entirely on Family Law since 2013. In addition to being a lawyer, I am a mother to five children, a divorcee, a wife, a child advocate, and a passionate business owner and entrepreneur. I enjoy developing relationships with various local professionals in our community who often play a significant role in the outcome of family law matters. By maintaining relationships with local experts such as co-parenting counselors, forensic accountants, judicial officers, mediators, and child custody evaluators, I firmly believe that my clients benefit from a more holistic approach to legal problem-solving.

I have been practicing law for 15 years.  My practice focuses on personal injury claims and guiding clients through the process to ensure they are justly compensated for their injuries, wage loss and pain and suffering.  I am a lifelong resident of Northern Kentucky and currently resides in Boone County with my husband, Brian, and our 2 children.  When I am not practicing law I am an elected member of your local Boone County School Board and active volunteer with GO Pantry helping to provide food for the needy children in Boone County.

I have been a licensed attorney in Ohio since 2008 and Kentucky since 2009.  I began workign for the Law Offices of Christopher L. Jackson, LLc in May 2010. Since then, I have extended my areas of practice to criminal defense and Personal injury.  I also handle Kentucky domestic relations cases in Boone Kenton and Campbell counties.  I practice in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont and Warren counties mostly in Ohio, but do take cases in othere areas.

I handle each case individually because it is personal for each client.  With over 25 years of actual practice experience concentrating primarily criminal/DUI defense and family/domestic law primarily in Northern Kentucky (Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties) as well as Cincinnati, Ohio.. In my posts here and on my blog, I often refer to my family since that is the most important piece of life. I feel that it is important to my practice and my ability to provide service that I maintain a separate family and social life away from the office. This realization helps me remember why I am a lawyer and how important family is to my clients.. Aside from law, I enjoy gym, running, golfing to get my mind away from the office. I also enjoy new restaurants and travel to the many islands, particularly in the Caribbean where I always read a new book or 3. I also regularly follow my son on the college track circuit.

I dreamed of being a lawyer from a young age. I feel privileged to practice in a profession I love. I also feel privileged to use my law degree and skills acquired in the education arena too, as I am also a former Adjunct Professor at the Univerity of Cincinnati and currently the Program Coordinator for the Paralegal Program at Gateway Community and Technical College.. In my free time I enjoy spending time with my son, reading, hiking and otherwise being outdoors.

I attended Georgetown College for undergraduate and received my Juris Doctor from the Louis D. Brandeis School of law at the University of Louisville. During law school, I clerked for Judge Ann Bailey Smith, who represents the 30th Judicial Circuit, Division 13 in Louisville, Kentucky, and worked as a law clerk for Abell Attorneys. After graduating in 2021, I took on a full-time role at Abell Attorneys as an associate attorney. I mainly represent individuals for claims against the government and companies for federal and state employment law violations such as hostile work environment, wrongful termination, and discrimination. However, I also take on clients for various other legal matters such as landlord-tenant disputes and personal injury cases. I am licensed to practice in the state of Kentucky, the federal Western and Eastern Districts of Kentucky, and the Southern District of Indiana. It is my goal to vigorously advocate for the rights of my clients after defining the client’s interests and mapping a strategy for a successful outcome.

Born in Lexington, Ky and raised just north in Georgetown, Ky, I am a country girl who always wanted to be in a big city. This led me to Northern Kentucky University for my undergraduate degree in Political Science with a minor in Pre-Law. Actively involved at NKU, I continued there to earn my law degree. While at Chase College of Law I was selected to be on the Trial Advocacy Team where I spent two years preparing for and putting on mock trials. This experience was invaluable to me and provided me the skill and drive necessary to win cases in court. After law school I spent years at a medium-sized firm furthering my skills and knowledge. In October of 2022 I made the decision to go out on my own and open up my own law firm.. Although I have practiced in many areas, I chose to focus my work on mainly family and criminal law, in addition to providing Wills and other estate planning documents. I chose to focus in these areas because my drive to become an attorney has always stemmed from empowering people. To me, empowerment means not only personal empowerment, but using my skills, devoting my career to, and gaining the knowledge and ability to help others empower themselves. In criminal law, per our constitution, a defendant is innocent until proven guilty, however that is often forgotten. In family law, false accusations are consistently made by a party trying to gain an advantage. In both instances, you need an attorney that keeps the truth at the forefront and ensures that the Judge or Jury hear that truth. It takes a strong and determined attorney to fight against false accusations. I became an attorney to protect people from harm whether that is physical, mental, and emotional harm or harmful false allegations. I truly love practicing law. It is what I was built for - to empower clients in their legal battles.

BiographyVirginia is a life-long resident of Northern Kentucky. She is the daughter of a Peruvian immigrant whose mother raised her by herself after her father passed away when she was five years old. She became a lawyer to help people. On the first day of law school, her professor asked, how many of you are here to simply make money in a corporate setting and how many of you are here to serve the public and help people. Out of the 120 students in that class, she was one of only five people who raised their hand to serve the public and help people. Virginia represents her clients diligently with a great degree of compassion and care. She advocates aggressively for her clients with a desire to serve the best interests of children. She has a vast array of clients from every socio-economic and demographic background.. Virginia graduated from Salmon P. Chase College of Law in 2007 with her Juris Doctor and cum laude honors. While in law school, she was a member of the trial advocacy team and interned for the Campbell County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office. She is dually licensed in Kentucky and Ohio and has been admitted to practice in the Eastern District of Kentucky Federal District Court. Virginia established and grew her firm as a solo practitioner for many years, focusing on the areas of family and criminal law. She has experience in bankruptcy, small estate planning and she has received training through the Supreme Court of Ohio to provide mediation and parenting coordination services.. Education. Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY. Juris Doctor, 2007 with cum laude honorsNorthern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY. B.S. Information Systems with minor in Business Administration and Criminal Justice, 2002Associates Degree – Business Studies, 1995. Bar Admissions Kentucky, 2008Ohio, 2009

Benjamin "Tom" Pugh was admitted to practice in 2010 and is a founding partner of Pugh & Roach, Attorneys at Law, PLLC. He is licensed in both Ohio and Kentucky. He has extensive insurance experience after spending three years in the industry. During law school, he externed with the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy serving in the Kentucky Innocence Project. Tom focuses his practice in the areas of criminal defense, civil rights, personal injury, insurance defense, business litigation, and various other areas of law. Tom was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and grew up in Northern Kentucky. He currently lives in Northern Kentucky.

Before opening Josh McIntosh Law, Josh worked as a federal Judicial Law Clerk for the Honorable William O. Bertelsman of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky and as a felony prosecutor for the Kenton County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office. Through working for Judge Bertelsman as well as the three years he spent representing the Commonwealth of Kentucky, he developed a strong passion for all aspects of being a trial attorney, including litigating, counseling, negotiating, writing, and researching. As a life-long citizen of the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati Area, Josh now devotes his practice to serving those in his community by providing them with high-quality, results-oriented legal representation.. During his federal judicial clerkship he further developed his excellent legal writing and research skills—both indispensable qualities for an effective trial attorney—which culminated in a published federal appellate opinion that he drafted for a case in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Additionally, during his time as a felony prosecutor, he cultivated his oral advocacy, counseling, and negotiation proficiency. For example, he represented the Commonwealth of Kentucky in numerous felony jury trials while contemporaneously managing an average caseload of above 140 felony cases, negotiating plea deals for these cases, and providing advice and counsel to police officers, victims, and witnesses on a daily basis.. After graduating from the University of Kentucky with a B.A. in History, Josh earned his law degree at Salmon P. Chase College of Law, where he worked to hone his skills through his superior work ethic and passion for success. Results of his efforts included graduating in 2012 cum laude and in the top 20% of his class, serving as a lead editor on the Northern Kentucky Law Review and as a member of the Moot Court Board, the publication of two articles, and receiving the Henry Clay Scholar academic scholarship.

As a small business attorney, Jack serves as general counsel to many small and mid-sized corporations and has extensive experience counseling owners, executives, and officers in all areas of their business, including corporate formation, mergers and acquisitions, dissolution, succession planning, contract formation, government regulation, employment decisions, and property ownership and management.