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Louisville attorney Liz J. Shepherd focuses her practice on medical negligence cases, product liability claims, and car and truck accidents. Ms. Shepherd has been with Dolt, Thompson, Shepherd & Conway, PSC since 1993 and is now a partner who is dedicated to carrying on their firm’s values and high-standards of legal care. She has served on the Board of Governors of the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys, as well as a Fourth District Vice President. Attorney Shepherd is sought out for her knowledge and insights and has lectured on topics involving medical negligence, auto insurance law, and personal injury law.

Kelly Brownfield is a Louisville, Kentucky native, and a 2009, magna cum laude graduate of the University of Louisville. Kelly’s work focuses on personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, car accidents, trucking accidents, and birth injuries, and she’s helped countless people relieve their financial burdens through achieving the compensation they deserve. She’s a member of the Kentucky Bar Association and Kentucky Justice Association. Kelly also has a degree in economics and psychology from Centre College, where she graduated cum laude. She’s committed to helping injured clients heal by holding guilty parties liable and seeking maximum compensation.

Justice is an essential part of our society, and Gladstein Law Firm, PLLC exists to help clients pursue legal claims to ensure they receive the full benefit of the law. Life can be unpredictable and sudden, so even people who take all the necessary precautions in their daily activities sometimes face financially disastrous scenarios. That's why our firm is committed to helping clients seek rightful compensation for personal injury or death resulting from the negligence of another party.

John is admitted to practice in all state courts throughout Kentucky and Indiana as well as U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky. His practice has solely consisted of representing Plaintiffs in their personal injury claims and the criminal defense of private citizens. He has spent his entire legal career representing real people in their time of need.

John A. Bahe, Jr. is an accomplished Kentucky personal injury attorney and a partner at Bahe Cook Cantley & Nefzger PLC. A graduate of Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville, Attorney Bahe initially worked in corporate and insurance litigation. He now uses that knowledge to advocate for accident victims and the bereaved and seek relief from those that have wronged them. In 2012, Attorney Bahe was named one of Louisville’s top plaintiff litigators and continues to be a legal resource as a lecturer for the Kentucky Justice Association and the Louisville Bar Association.

Jason Pride has a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Kentucky and a J.D. from University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. He is a member of Kentucky Bar Association and the Kentucky Justice Association.. His career highlights include the United States District Court, Western District of Kentucky and he has been a presenter for Kentucky Bar Association CLEs (KBA Update). Demonstrating his professional skill, Jason has successfully litigated cases for both plaintiffs and defendants.

Injured?  Call and ask to schedule a free personal injury consultation with Nolia.. As a partner at Batey Brophy & O'Dea, PLLC, I bring extensive trial attorney experience to the table. My practice focuses on personal injury cases, including serious car, motorcycle, and tractor-trailer accidents. I am dedicated to seeking justice for my injured clients, and many of them inevitably remain friends long after their cases are resolved.. I am passionate about advancing animal law in Kentucky. As a past Chair and active member of the Animal Law Section of the Kentucky Bar Association, I continue to advocate for animal rights in our state. I am also a proud member of the Kentucky Justice Association, and the American, Kentucky, and Louisville Bar Associations.. My academic background includes an LL.M in Animal Law from Northwestern School of Law at Lewis & Clark College, a J.D. from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, and a BA from Western Kentucky University. During law school, I gained valuable experience working with Churchill Downs, Inc. in their legal/compliance department and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service Small Business/Self-Employed Division. Before law school, I worked as a case manager with personal injury attorneys, helping injured parties battle insurance companies twenty years ago.. Outside of my legal practice, I enjoy playing pickleball and tending to my backyard vegetable garden. I am married to one of my law partners, Tim O'Dea, and we share our home with two rescued companions, Ozzy and Chop.

I went to law school to try to help people.  My father had medical issues, while I was growing up.  I saw how people were hurt through no fault of their own.  In many cases, they were left with no recourse.  That fact both surprised and disappointed me.. As an attorney, I'm able to step in and help people when they need it the most.  I'm trained to seek justice.  I'm also a human being.  I try never to forget both of those factors when I'm representing my clients.  There's a legal sense of justice, but there's also an emotional (and financial) sense of justice.  I strive to deliver both for my clients.

I have directed my own legal practice for 33 years. During my years as an attorney, I have provided legal services and litigated claims for a multitude of satisfied clients. My practice involves issues related to personal injury and criminal defense.. I represent persons injured in car crashes, retail stores, rental properties, etc. through the negligence of others. I litigate cases regarding direct and indirect injury to health and property from oil and gas operations through civil claims for damages due to industry negligence, products liability, trespass, nuisance, and fraud.. I represent people charged with crimes from misdemeanors to felonies. I also represent people charged with traffic matters and before the Department of Motor Vehicles.

I have been representing people in bankruptcy for almost 25 years.  As a previous staff attorney for the bankruptcy court in Western  District of Kentucky, I began my practice in the early nineties and now have five offices throughout Louisville, Frankfort and Southern Indiana.  I am one of only five consumer bankruptcy attorneys in Kentucky that have been certified by the American Board of Certification.. I have a wonderful staff of women including my daughter who is my assistant office manager and a few good men (my twin sons will be taking the Kentucky Bar in July and joining my firm in August) who love helping people regain their financial life.  Call us today for a complimentary consultation where we will sit down with you and help you understand all of your financial options.

I have been practicing personal injury law in Louisville and the surrounding counties for the last eleven years.  I very much enjoy helping people who have been injured in their attempt to obtain justice.  My office focuses on client needs.  I do everything I can to obtain a fair and reasonable outcome.  I also co-counsel cases for other attorneys.  I have obtained significant settlements and judgments, and I welcome any questions.  Please feel free to contact me via phone or email.  I also invite you to visit my website at to learn more about my practice.

I began my career as an Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney here in Louisville, Kentucky, handling some of the state's largest cases. While there, I was a member of the economic crime unit, the FAST team, general trial unit and served as the welfare fraud liaison. The vast trial experience I acquired has made me very capable of zeaously representing each and every one of my clients in areas of personal injury and criminal defense.

I am the son of a farmer and grade school teacher.  I am the oldest of three boys.  I am married and have been blessed with two wonderful children.  My family and life experiences have taught me to work hard and help people as much as I can.

I am the founder of The Schafer Law Office. I have been licensed in the state of Kentucky since 1986, graduating from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. I have over 25 years of practical yet innovative experience dealing with personal injury cases. Unlike many attorneys who use paralegals to manage cases, write briefs, motions and meet with clients, I make it my personal goal to be personally involved in all of those things. I give a great deal of personal attention to each and every case. In my free time, I enjoy skiing, making as many trips to Big Sky and Snow Bird as I can in a year, as well as rooting for the University of Louisville Cardinals at sporting events.

I am passionate about obtaining fair compensation for consumers who are seriously injured through medical malpractice, defective products, nursing home neglect and abuse, and automobile and trucking accidents.  That passion is born of a belief in the intrinsic value of human life and the need to protect our fundamental human rights to life, liberty and security of person.. I am married with three kids.  I was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky where I have volunteered on numerous boards and charitable organizations and as a coach in youth sports.

I am a trial lawyer in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, and have been practicing law for over 32 years.  I practice in a wide variety of fields, including criminal defense, attorney and judicial misconduct defense, DUI law, traffic tickets and citations, marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and prescription pill defense, personal injury, bankruptcy, wills trusts and probate, administrative law, divorce, child custody, supprt and visitation (including pet litigation), and  the general practice of civil and criminal law. I have been lecturing both live and virtually on legal issues regularly for the past 23 years.

I am a "small town girl" who grew up in a blue-collar family in Bardstown, Nelson County, Kentucky. I graduated from Bardstown High School in 1990 then moved to Louisville to obtain my undergraduate degree from Bellarmine University (formerly Bellarmine College). Although I always considered the practice of law as a possible career choice, I learned some very practical skills from my course work at Bellarmine. I was proud to be a part of Bellarmine's nationally recognized Mock Trial team while a student there. I graduated with honors in 1994 with a BA in philosophy and economics, shortly thereafter pursuing my juris doctorate degree at the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville.. After graduating law school and passing the Bar in 1998, I was hired where I clerked:  Tilford, Dobbins, Alexander, Buckaway & Black, where I was exposed to multiple areas of the law:  real estate; contracts; family law; workers' compensation; and civil litigation. The bulk of my time there was devoted to workers' compensation defense.. In 1999, I married my high school sweetheart, and moved back to Nelson County where we now reside with our two teenage sons.. Since 2003, I have practiced law with Bradley D. Harville. Mr. Harville has been a great professional mentor and role model.  While my practice still concentrates in the area of work compensation,  we also do a lot of personal injury work at Harville Law Offices, PLLC. Personal service and client communication are very important at this law office. Call for a free consultation.

Hans was raised in Savannah, Georgia. At age fifteen, he and his family moved to Kentucky to be closer to his mother’s family. Hans majored in finance and minored in philosophy while at the University of Louisville. He worked his way through college while working third-shift part time at United Parcel Service. Quickly promoted several times, by his senior year he had advanced to a full-time position as a financial analyst in United Parcel Service’s Air Group where he analyzed past aircraft fleet maintenance expenditures in order to make projections for the future.. While he certainly enjoyed putting his finance degree to work, Hans had already made plans to attend law school on scholarship. Law school was a natural fit for him and he made the Dean’s list all six semesters while at The Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville. During his second year, Hans was selected to be a member of the Brandeis Journal of Family Law. Also in his second year, Hans advanced to the semi-final round of the Pirtle-Washer Oral Advocacy Competition and tied for third with the woman whom he would later marry, Jeri Barclay. During his final year, Hans was selected to represent the law school at the prestigious Kauffman Securities Law Moot Court Competition in New York City. He and his teammate-and still good friend-Shane O’Bryan, made the best showing in the law school’s history by finishing third in the nation. Hans finished law school ranked in the top ten with a grade point average high enough to gain him membership into the nation’s oldest, largest, and most selective all-discipline honor society, The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. Additionally, Hans was asked to join the most prestigious honor society at the Brandeis School of Law, the Brandeis Society.. Following graduation, Hans went to work for the small, well-respected plaintiff personal injury law firm where he had clerked during law school. Just two weeks after receiving his bar results, Hans, and the attorney with whom he worked, successfully tried a two-week medical malpractice case. He was hooked on trial work from that moment forward. Since then, he has been involved in a number of large jury verdicts and settlements, including serving as co-counsel on a $25,700,000 settlement arising out of childhood sexual abuse (this settlement consolidated 243 indivdual lawsuits alleging childhood sexual abuse against the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville and was settled in 2003.  At the time, it was the second largest settlement against a diocese in US History.) To learn more about the case, you can read the Courier Journal Newspaper article here.. At only thirty-years of age, Hans made the decision to start his own firm. The dynamic success of The Poppe Law Firm comes as no surprise to anyone who knows Hans. He is passionate about the work he does and the people and small businesses he represents. Because of this, he chooses to limit his caseload to only twenty cases at any given time. This ensures he can give each of his clients the personal attention they need and deserve.

For me, it is pretty simple. You have been in an automobile or motorcycle accident and you are facing questions that you never expected.  These may include:. When I have questions, I want answers. If I am paying an attorney a portion of personal injury settlement, I expect answers. I make it simple. My cell phone is.. I use my cell phone so I am available to my clients.  Why? Because my clients are the ones going through this stressful event and a five minute phone call can make all the difference in the world.  Yes you might catch me in the car or with the kids screaming in the background but, unlike most attorneys you can catch me.. You have questions and I do this kind of work every day. I have done it for over 20 years.  Nevertheless, I would suggest you judge for yourself. Pick up the phone and call me. You will deal directly with me, not a paralegal or an answering service.. My phone number is and I am waiting for your call.

Eric Eberwine is a personal injury attorney helping seriously injured people in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the State of Indiana. He is a seasoned trial attorney with a unique perspective on the law. Before dedicating his career to helping injured individuals, Mr. Eberwine worked for 19 years defending insurance companies against personal injury claims. Before attending law school, he was a senior claim representative for an insurance company. His experience on the other side of the aisle gives him an insider's understanding of how insurance companies operate and what tactics they use to deny or minimize compensation to those who have been harmed. This experience and knowledge give him a strategic edge in advocating for his clients.. Mr. Eberwine’ s extensive experience includes litigating bigtruck wrecks, car wrecks, motorcycle wrecks, slip and fall injuries, insurance coverage denials, product liability, construction defects, bad faith claims, and medical malpractice cases. He also has experience with wrongful death cases where persons die as a result of the negligent, reckless, or wrongful acts of others.. Mr. Eberwine graduated from Capital University in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts in History. He played varsity basketball at Capital and spent a year abroad studying at the University of Salzburg in Austria. He went on to study law at New York Law School, where he earned his Juris Doctorate in 2003. A native of Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Eberwine has lived in Louisville for the past 20 years.

Connor M. Breen is a sixth generation Louisvillian.. Mr. Breen received his J.D. from Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville. There, he served as Community Service Chair for the Student Bar Association, Director of the Business Law Society, and earned an academic scholarship to study law in Rome, Italy.. Mr. Breen earned his undergraduate degree from Wake Forest University and received ACC Academic Honor Roll honors while playing football for the Demon Deacons. A 2002 graduate of Saint Xavier High School, he is a founding member of its Emerging Leaders Society.. Prior to law school, Mr. Breen spent more than three years as the co-founder of a successful marketing technology startup whose team worked with Warner Brothers, NASA, and the NFL. While he modeled for Polo Assn., professionally caddied, and raised money for the South Florida nonprofit, Deliver the Dream.  Before starting his own business, Mr. Breen was the Director of Marketing at a boutique investment bank, which sold lower middle market companies valued between $10 and $100 million.

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Caroline Clay was born and raised in Somerset, Kentucky. She is a 2012 graduate of the University of Kentucky with a B.A. in Secondary English Education and is a 2016 graduate of the University of Brandeis School of Law. While in law school, Caroline served as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Law and Education. Caroline is licensed to practice in Kentucky and Indiana. Outside the office, Caroline enjoys boating on Lake Cumberland, cheering on the University of Kentucky Wildcats, and spending time with her family and friends.

Carl Frederick's practice is concentrated in the litigation of serious personal injury and wrongful death claims resulting from medical malpractice, auto accidents and defective products.. He also litigates bad faith cases against insurance companies for wrongful denial of claims, as well as business disputes and construction law/surety law.. He is certified as a Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, and is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbel. He is a member of the Million Dollar Roundtable, having obtained numerous million dollar verdicts and settlements.. Mr. Frederick has written and edited the following books:. Kentucky Auto Case Essentials (published by the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys). Medical Malpractice in Kentucky(published by L. Smith Publishing, Nashville, Tennessee). Law and Practice of The Traumatic Brain Injury Case (published by KATA). Mr. Frederick has spoken at numerous seminars, for both state and national trial lawyer organizations, on personal injury, medical malpractice, and insurance related issues.. He received his undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering from Vanderbilt University, and his law degree from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville. He has been licensed to practice in Kentucky, including all state and federal courts, since 1973.. He served for many years as the 4th District Vice President of the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys, and was on the Board of Governors of that organization for 17 years. He is also a member of the Association on Trial Lawyers of America, the Kentucky Bar Association and the Louisville Bar Association.. KentuckySupreme Court of the United StatesUnited States District Court for the Eastern District of KentuckyUnited States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky. Recent:. "Settlement Malpractice" - KATA Seminar - June 17, 2005"Sovereign Immunity" - KATA Destin Seminar - April 6, 2005"Medical Depositions" - KATA Seminar - April 16, 2004. Medical Malpractice in Kentucky, authored by Carl D. FrederickHandling the Brain Injury Case, edited by Carl D. Frederick, Kentucky Academy of Trial AttorneysKATA Auto Forms Manual, authored and edited by Carl D. Frederick

Born and raised in Louisville, Lonita Baker is proud to be a part of the team at Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers. This dedicated Louisville personal injury attorney works tirelessly to ensure that her clients receive the skilled representation they deserve in such a challenging time. Her education began at the University of Louisville, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in psychology. She then went on to attend University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, graduating with her Juris Doctor, and most recently attended the University of Louisville College of Business, where she graduated with distinction with a Master of Business Administration. Attorney Lonita Baker's legal counsel is award-winning, and she has been named a Top 40 Under 40 Attorney by the National Bar Association among several other awards. Call Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers today to schedule a consultation!