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Martha Rosenberg has practiced Family Law since 1981 and is well respected in the legal community for her knowledge and ethics.  She is currently an elected officer for the Family Law Section of the Kentucky Bar Association, current director of the Mediation Center of Kentucky, member anf former head of the Kentucky Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, former head of the Fayette County Bar Association, Family Court section and participates in a number of local community non-profit groups. She has had a substantial impact on Kentucky law in the areas of child custody and timesharing as well as division of pension plans and financial valuation of corporate ownership.

M. Stanley Goeing is a skilled Lexington personal injury lawyer at Goeing Goeing & McQuinn PLLC who spends his career helping clients obtain the justice they deserve. He has extensive experience handling cases involving personal injury and auto accident claims. Dedicated to providing excellent legal services, Attorney Goeing continuously keeps current with Kentucky law. He is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association, the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys, and the American Bar Association. He attended the University of Kentucky for his undergrad and the University of Kentucky College of Law for his Juris Doctor. Call today to schedule your free consultation.

Lockaby PLLC represents employees and employers throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky in nearly every aspect of workplace law. We guide employers through the mazes of state and federal statutory, administrative, and regulatory compliance and we provide day-to-day HR advice and counsel on a broad range of issues, including recruiting, hiring, firing, disciplinary action, background checks, and employment and severance agreements. And we represent employees, employers, and management in discrimination, retaliation, harassment, and wage-and-hour cases in state and federal courts and administrative agencies.. Lockaby PLLC also maintains a robust civil litigation practice. We represent individuals and businesses of all sizes, ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, in a wide range of matters, including business and commercial litigation, premises liablity, professional negligence, eminent domain, and, most significantly, class action litigation. In fact, Matt Lockaby is one of the few attorneys in Kentucky with experience prosecuting and defending class action claims.. Regardless of our client, our objective is the same: vigorous yet cost-effective representation tailored to meet each client's goals in the quickest, most efficient manner possible.. Give us a call today:. Let us show you the Lockaby PLLC difference.

Like his political and legal hero, Abraham Lincoln, Greg Funfsinn comes from humble beginnings.  Greg was born in the small farm town of Mendota, Illinois - home of the National Sweet Corn Festival - and raised on his family's farm in Bureau County, Illinois.  Greg's dad worked for 47 years at a Caterpillar factory outside of Mendota and even longer on the family farm, before finally retiring.  His mom was primarily a stay-at-home mom raising Greg and his two siblings, but also worked on-and-off as a receptionist, waitress, and at an insurance agency before eventually retiring.. Greg graduated near the top of his class from Mendota Township High School and then attended Loyola University Chicago.  He was the first in his family to go to college.  Greg paid his way through college with some help from his parents, a lot of help from student loans, and also by working a few summers in a factory and doing retail work during the school year.  Greg graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice.  Greg's interest in law enforcement and his love of investigating almost took him to the FBI or Secret Service, but instead took him to law school.  During the year between college and law school, Greg worked as a project assistant at Vedder Price, an international business-focused law firm in Chicago.. Greg then enrolled in law school at Chicago-Kent College of Law.  He graduated with his law degree and after graduation began working for the Cook County State's Attorney's Office (CCSAO) as a criminal prosecutor.  The CCSAO is the 2nd largest prosecutors' office in the United States.  Greg began his career as an Assistant State's Attorney in the Appeals Division, where he honed his ability to conduct legal research and formulate persuasive legal arguments in writing.  He argued multiple cases in the Illinois Court of Appeals and wrote nearly 35 appellate briefs.  After years in the Appeals Division, he was promoted to the 4th District Criminal Trial Division.  During his time in the trial division, Greg handled more than 100 bench trials, several jury trials, and hundreds of court hearings.. While in Chicago, Greg met his beautiful wife, Aaron Ann Rose Cole, who was a fellow criminal prosecutor.  Aaron Ann was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky and her extended family is from Fayette County and Mercer County.  Greg and Aaron Ann were married in Harrodsburg, Kentucky in 2012 and are the proud parents of two young sons.  Aaron Ann is still fighting crime as an Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in Fayette County.. Since moving to Kentucky, Greg has worked at two of the largest and most well-respected law firms in Kentucky.  He has represented individuals and businesses involved in a wide variety of lawsuits.  Greg has participated in hundreds of depositions, numerous court hearings and oral arguments, and several jury trials.  With the founding of Hicks & Funfsinn, PLLC, Greg will use his vast experience and knowledge in handling injury claims and litigating injury lawsuits for individuals just like you.

Lee R. Taylor holds a B.A. in Psychology from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, and his J.D. law degree from the Mercer University School of Law. While still in law school, he had already started his career in the legal profession as part of the university’s third-year practice program. Taylor has considerable experience on both sides of the courtroom: Before moving into a private practice that involves both civil litigation and criminal defense cases, he had served as an assistant district attorney for Dalton, GA; as city attorney for the city of Ellijay, GA, and as county attorney for Gilmer County, GA during the 1990s, a time of transition for the county from rural Appalachian community to suburb of the greater Atlanta metropolitan region.. He went on to serve as Special Assistant Attorney General for the state Department of Transportation and also for the state Department of Human Resources – dealing with rights-of-way cases, title transfers and condemnation litigation for the former, with cases for the Division of Family and Children Services for the latter.. Taylor is a certified mediator who has worked in general and domestic relations dispute resolution. In Ellijay, he was an active member of the United Methodist Church. In other parts of his life, he can boast extensive experience in the creation of stoneware pottery, stemming from his family’s pottery business. An active member of the Lexington Baptist Church, he resides with his wife, Rebecca, on a family farm in Rockbridge County, where Taylor says the current crop is horses. The Taylors have four children.

Laraclay devotes her practice to representing people who have been injured due to medical malpractice, nursing home neglect and abuse, wrongful termination, dangerous premises, and catastrophic motor vehicle accidents. She began practicing law in 2014, and spent several years defending some of the nation’s biggest nursing home companies. Her prior experience as a defense attorney gives her a unique insight into how to fight against the largest and most complex medical institutions and insurance companies. She joined Golden Law Office in October of 2016, after gaining significant trial and appellate experience across Kentucky, in front of state and federal courts and administrative agencies.. Laraclay graduated summa cum laude from the University of Kentucky College of Law in May, 2014. In 2009, she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts, where she graduated cum laude. She has also completed courses of study at the Center for Cross Cultural Studies in Seville, Spain, and Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. In her free time, she enjoys studying foreign languages and traveling with her husband, David.

Langdon’s experience in civil litigation has taken her to over 60 Kentucky counties where she has defended a litany of cases, ranging from motor vehicle accidents and premises liability matters to commercial trucking, products liability, employment, and blasting cases. She has attended trial, taken extensive discovery and evidentiary depositions, and handled numerous mediations. Her practice has taken her to the appellate level where she has filed successful briefs before both the Kentucky Court of Appeals and Supreme Court of Kentucky. Most importantly, Langdon’s litigation experience has taken her to courtrooms across the Commonwealth where she has successfully handled dispositive issues, discovery matters, summary judgment, and evidentiary disputes before our Kentucky judges and attorneys.

Kris Mullins was born in Pikeville, Kentucky on December 1, 1975, and he was raised in Campbellsville, Kentucky. He moved to Lexington, Kentucky in 1994 to attend the University of Kentucky, where he earned both his undergraduate and law degree. He has lived and worked in Lexington ever since.. Kris has devoted his entire legal career to representing plaintiffs in medical negligence and other personal injury cases. He opened his own practice with two law school classmates in 2002, and in January 2004 he became a founding member in the firm Savage, Elliott, Houlihan, Moore, Mullins & Erdmann, LLP. He remained a partner with the Savage, Elliott, Houlihan firm until 2012. He operated his own practice briefly in 2012 and 2013 before joining Morgan & Morgan, P.A. in October 2013. His practice continues to focus primarily on medical negligence cases.. Mr. Mullins has received Martindale-Hubbell’s “AV” rating, which recognizes lawyers with high ethical standards and professional ability, and according to Martindale-Hubbell, serves as a testament to the fact that Kris’ peers rank him at the highest level of professional excellence.. He is married to Melissa Pitt Mullins and has two children, Cooper and Presley.

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Katie D. Cintolo joined Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti as an Associate Attorney in 2017. Ms. Cintolo concentrates her practice in all areas of domestic relations including divorce, custody, child support, modification, alimony, and paternity matters. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Cintolo worked as an Associate Attorney at Stone, Stone & Creem, a domestic relations law firm in Boston for 7 years.Before entering private practice, Ms. Cintolo served as a judicial law clerk for the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court where she worked for the Justices in Middlesex, Norfolk, and Worcester Counties, as well as the Administrative Office. During her two years as a law clerk, Ms. Cintolo assisted the Justices of the Probate and Family Court with a variety of domestic relations, probate, and equity matters.. Ms. Cintolo is a member of the Greater Boston Family Law Inn of Court, and is the President of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers. In addition, she is a member of the Women's Bar Association through which she is actively working on legislation to establish civil and criminal penalties for female genital mutilation in Massachusetts. Ms. Cintolo is also a Certified Financial Litigator and a member of the American Academy of Certified Financial Litigators.. Since 2013, Ms. Cintolo has been actively involved in the Attorneys Representing Children ("ARC") program through the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, which provides pro bono representation for children in high-conflict domestic relations proceedings. She also serves as a mentor for the Women's Bar Foundation's Family Law Project for Battered Women.. In 2012, Ms. Cintolo was named a New England "Rising Star" among lawyers in Massachusetts in The Boston Magazine. Ms. Cintolo was also named an "Up and Coming Lawyer" in 2017 by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. This award recognizes Massachusetts attorneys who have been members of the bar for 10 years or less and have already distinguished themselves as rising stars in the legal community.

Kate Green Fletcher (formerly Kate L. Green) grew up in Paducah, Kentucky before returning to Lexington after high school to continue her education. Kate graduated cum laude with a Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Sociology from the University of Kentucky in May of 2007. Upon graduation, Kate followed in both of her parents’ footsteps and attended the University of Kentucky College of Law, where she received her Juris Doctorate in May of 2010. She was admitted to practice law in Kentucky that same year. From August of 2010, through June of 2011, Kate served as the staff attorney for the Honorable Judge Timothy N. Philpot in the First Division of the Fayette Circuit Court, where she gained valuable insights and experiences in all areas of domestic relations law.. Before becoming a founding member of Osborne Fletcher PLLC, Kate practiced for over five years at the law firm of Britton Osborne Johnson PLLC. Her entire practice has focused exclusively on the practice of domestic relations. Among other issues, Kate assists individuals across the Commonwealth with cases involving dissolution of marriage, legal separation, and child-related matters such as paternity, child support, and custody.. Kate is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association and the Fayette County Bar Association, where she served on the Board of Directors through May 2017. She is an active member of the FCBA, where she currently serves as co-chair of the Family Law Section.

Kacey’s practice as an employment litigator focuses on the defense of public and private employers against a multitude of allegations–including retaliation, harassment and discrimination. She counsels employers in all aspects of the employment relationship—from hiring and firing practices, to drafting employee contracts and personnel policies, to regulatory compliance. Kacey is an effective teacher who regularly provides in-house discrimination and harassment training for public and private employers and their employees.. Her knowledge of issues that affect higher education institutions, such as faculty tenure, hiring and dismissal, student discipline, and Title IX compliance, stems from her extensive work as counsel to colleges and universities, including her tenure as general counsel for Eastern Kentucky University. Kacey is proficient on the Clery Act and regularly conducts Title IX/Campus SaVE Act training for public and private universities. She recently completed Advanced Title IX Investigations Training put on by ATIXA (Association of Title IX Administrators).. Kacey also has the ability to serve as a special investigator of employee misconduct when circumstances require the investigation be handled by an independent investigator.

Josh grew up in Kentucky where his dad and mother, Sharon, purchased a farm in western Fleming County.  Josh spent his high school years working on various farms (including the family farm) pitching hay, housing tobacco, and building fence.. Josh was a standout offensive and defensive lineman at Fleming County High School and went to Georgetown College to continue his football and academic career.  After three semesters, he left college to work for the same construction company as his father.  After a year or so as an iron worker and rigger, he joined the United States Marine Corps where he was trained as a radio operator and cryptographic custodian.  He married his wife, Bethany, who was born and raised in Maysville, Kentucky, during the first year of his service.  Josh served aboard the USS Ponce and the USS Trenton during two deployments with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit.  He received his honorable discharge after four years of service, just after the birth of his and Bethany’s beautiful daughter, Kaitlin.. After his Marine Corps service ended, Josh completed training as a certified police officer at EKU’s Department of Criminal Justice Training and began working as a police officer in Bethany’s hometown.  Josh spent five years as a Maysville Police Officer, serving on the Emergency Response Team and as a certified training officer, training new police recruits.  Three years in, Bethany and Josh celebrated the birth of their son, Daniel.  Because he worked nights and weekends at the police department, Josh was able to go back to school at Morehead State University during the day and graduated with honors.  During his time at Morehead State, he began to consider a career as an attorney.. After graduation from Morehead State, Josh applied to and was accepted into the University of Kentucky College of Law.  He was a competitor on national trial teams all three years of law school and built strong ties to the city of Lexington, where his wife opened an insurance agency and his children began attending school.  After law school, Josh went to work for a mid-size firm in Lexington where he litigated and practiced cases from Paducah to Pikeville.  He moved to a regional firm’s Lexington office where he continued to practice with and be mentored by some of the most respected attorneys in the state of Kentucky.  He has represented individuals and businesses across the state in a wide variety of matters, conducting and participating in hundreds of depositions, oral arguments, mediations, and several jury trials.  Josh volunteers his time as a mediator for the Fayette District Court.. If you are involved in a claim or lawsuit, please call  toll-free or email  for a free consultation.

Joseph W. Watkins is a proven Lexington personal injury attorney licensed to practice in Virginia and Arizona. Since obtaining his J.D. from the University of Arizona College of Law, he has spent over 30 years primarily focused on injury-related legal issues. The early days of his career saw him working for big name insurance companies. In 1992, he opened his own practice and began using his insider’s perspective to aid victims of injury. He has successfully litigated cases against State Farm, Allstate, and other large corporations, and has even had cases featured on Oprah and The Wall Street Journal. Contact Joseph W. Watkins, P.C. to arrange a free consultation.. Joseph W. Watkins, P.C. partners victims of injury with a renowned personal injury attorney in Lexington, VA. With cases featured on The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and Oprah, founding attorney Joe Watkins’ work has received national acclaim. The firm was established in 1992, marking Mr. Watkins’s transition from defending insurance companies, to fighting them. His insight into the strategies used by insurance defense litigators allows him to help victims of injury fight for the maximum recovery they are owed.. The Joseph W. Watkins, P.C. team has gone up against big name companies like State Farm, Farmers Insurance, Allstate Insurance, and numerous others. They have successfully litigated cases that other attorneys considered unwinnable. If you are in need of an aggressive injury attorney, you can arrange a free consultation at the firm. If you can’t come to them due to your injuries, Mr. Watkins can come to you.

Jonathan is a lifelong resident of Lexington & Rockbridge County. After finishing his law degree at Washington & Lee University he worked as a Contract Negotiations Specialist and a Financial Planner for a Fortune 500 company before starting Tarris Law in 2016.. Since starting Tarris Law, Jonathan has defended hundreds of clients in courts across Virginia including as an associate Public Defender, formed dozens of successful businesses, and attained favorable judgements in over 80% of his civil matters.. In his spare time Jonathan enjoys spending time outdoors, working his family farm, coaching youth basketball and volunteering on a variety of community boards and commissions.. If you are looking for legal advice please do not hesitate to reach out. If Jonathan cannot assist with your matter he will refer you to someone who can.

Jonathan (“Jon”) Hollan is a highly accomplished, Lexington-based trial lawyer. He has spent his career representing those in Kentucky and beyond who were injured by the wrongful acts of others. He has exclusively handled personal injury cases from the outset of his career, with a primary focus on cases involving semi-trucks, tractor-trailers, trucking companies, commercial vehicles, severe automobile crashes, brain injuries, and bad-faith insurance practices.. Jon is a passionate litigator with a proven record at trial. His Kentucky career has spanned from courtrooms in Pikeville to Paducah. He has tried numerous injury cases to verdicts statewide, quickly becoming one of the most prolific plaintiffs’ lawyers throughout the Commonwealth. In 2019, Jon made history as one of the youngest attorneys in Kentucky to secure a seven-figure jury verdict, a testament to his dedication and skill.. Jon is a perpetual learner, constantly seeking to expand his knowledge and skills. He studies trials nationwide and is recognized within the NTL’s Top Ten Trucking Lawyers.. Each case presents a unique opportunity to Jon, who embraces the challenge of complex cases and utilizes technology and creativity to present each client’s story in the manner required for full justice.. Within the last several years, Jon has established himself as one of the country’s top legal authorities on cases involving CSP and DSP models, such as Amazon delivery vehicle crashes and accidents involving FedEx Ground contractors. Lawyers throughout the country have sought Jon’s experience and guidance on all matters of trucking, ranging from crashes involving defective brakes to driver fitness issues to spoliation of evidence from data recording devices. His dedication to identifying the root causes of tractor-trailer accidents has resulted in some of the largest known pre-trial trucking settlements obtained in the area over the last several years.

John Wesley Oakley II, commonly known as Jay Oakley, is a graduate of Vanderbilt University, summa cum laude, and the Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University.. Jay is licensed to practice in all courts of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Federal Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky and the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Jim Gardner brings to Sturgill Turner more than two decades of utility law experience in both private practice and the public sector. Jim spent 8 years on the Kentucky Public Service Commission, serving as Chairman from 2015-2016 and Vice-Chairman from 2008-2015. During his time with the PSC, Jim chaired hearings and public meetings involving such matters as rate increases, fuel adjustment cases, environmental plans and certificates of public convenience and necessity. He has developed a keen interest in energy efficiency and clean energy sources, such as biomass, clean coal technologies, solar, landfill gas generation and low cost wind.. Jim also practices in the area of bankruptcy law, having represented a municipal utility in Chapter 9 bankruptcy proceedings. Additionally, he has represented debtors, secured and unsecured creditors, and creditors’ committees in Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 proceedings. Jim has twice served as a member of the Sixth Circuit Merit Selection Panel for the current Eastern District of Kentucky Bankruptcy Judges.

Jerry Pierson is from Peoria, Illinois, where he graduated from Bradley University in 1987. He received a master’s degree from the University of Toledo in 1990. Before law school, he taught college history, edited scholarly manuscripts, and worked in social service administration.. At the University of Kentucky College of Law, Jerry wrote onto the Kentucky Law Journal, then held the post of managing editor while redesigning the journal’s typography and workflow. He earned his J.D. in 2006 and was that year’s winner of the Oexmann Writing Award.. Before coming to Gary C. Johnson, PSC in 2011, Jerry engaged in insurance defense and medical malpractice work. The Kentucky Supreme Court and Court of Appeals have used his arguments or language in a number of decisions.. Jerry lives in Lexington, Kentucky where he is raising three delightful children. Named a Top Writer in 2018 by the international website Quora, he contributes answers on the topics of American law, history, and books.

Jay Prather is a partner at Garmer & Prather. He is committed to the representation of clients who have been seriously injured, have been the victim of a workplace wrong, or whose rights have been adversely affected.. Jay has been recognized by his peers. He is rated AV-Preeminent® by the Martindale-Hubbell* peer review, the highest rating an attorney can receive, and has been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star. Jay has been elected as a governor of the Kentucky Justice Association, and selected to the American Inns of Court. He was recently called on to testify before the Kentucky Senate's Judiciary Committee about the effect of proposed legislation that would have limited the Attorney General's ability to contract with lawyers on a contingency fee basis. He also serves the profession through leadership with the Young Lawyer's Division of the Kentucky Bar Association.. Jay earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Vanderbilt University with a double major in economics and political science in 2003. He is a 2006 graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Law. At UK, he was named Outstanding Third-Year Staff Member of the Kentucky Law Journal and was a member of the Moot Court Board. He was also a member of the Environmental Law Society, Student Public Interest Law Foundation, and American Constitution Society.. Jay is admitted to practice in all state and federal courts in Kentucky. He has also been admitted to practice pro hac vice in Ohio, Tennessee, and Alabama. He is a member of the American, Kentucky, and Fayette County Bar Associations, the Federal Bar Association, the Kentucky Justice Association, the American Association for Justice, the American Inn of Court – Central Kentucky chapter, and the American Constitution Society. Jay is a Life Fellow of the Kentucky Bar Foundation.. Jay lives in Lexington, where he is a deacon at Crestwood Christian Church and is a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and the Vanderbilt Alumni Association. He is a former editor-in-chief of Vanderbilt University's Orbis, a former chairman of Habitat for Humanity’s Vanderbilt University Campus Chapter, and an Eagle Scout. He has been with the firm since he began as a law clerk in 2004.

James Vaught Law Office, PLLC was founded by a compassionate and zealous injury attorney who is focused on advocating for individuals throughout the Lexington area. With numerous years of experience, the firm takes on a wide range of cases, including those involving car accidents, wrongful death, defective products, and other similar matters. You can turn to their firm for counsel on nearly any type of injury claim! They are committed to providing a superior level of representation and guidance to their clients, no matter how simple or complex their case may seem. If you need a personal injury lawyer you can trust on your side, turn to their firm today!

James helps clients through every step of the legal process, from setting up claims to jury trials. The primary focus of James’s practice is helping people who have been injured due to the negligence of some other person or business. James has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of clients who have been injured due to no fault of their own.. In his spare time, James enjoys many outdoor activities, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and kayaking. James also stays connected to the Lexington community by volunteering with the Amachi mentorship program and serves at the Treasurer for the Rosemill Neighbor’s Association.. James grew up in Madisonville, Kentucky, where he attended Madisonville North Hopkins High School. He has lived in Lexington since graduating high school in 2010. James practices law across the Commonwealth and has appeared in courts from Boyd County to Carlisle County.

It is my goal to always give my clients undivided, personalized attention and care to each concern. I aim to deeply understand the circumstances of your company's situation to work towards the most effective, practical resolution.. I'm passionately interested in employment law because it is so much broader than just contracts and production. It's a diverse subject of paperwork and personalities, and the many ways that those can go so very wrong or so very right. For that reason, I am passionate about impacting the employer-employee relationship-- a relationship that I believe to be among the most important relationships a person or entity can maintain.. Prior to becoming a licensed attorney, I completed labor and employment clerkships in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Lexington. While a student at the University of Kentucky College of Law, I was a member of the Trial Advocacy Board and served on the Executive Board of the LGBTQ Interests Group. I have successfully completed Trial Skills Training provided by the Kentucky Access to Justice Commission.

In my efforts to protect the rights of consumers, I have successfully represented disenfranchised consumers against corporate wrongdoers in elder/nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, trucking accidents, wrongful death and product liability cases. I have served as counsel in numerous class actions against such Goliaths as Allstate Insurance Co., Tenet Healthcare, Medtronics, Beverly Enterprises, Countrywide Home Loans, Sony, Sun Healthcare Corp. and other corporations that put profits before people. Additionally, I have served as lead counsel in more than 2,500 elder and/or dependent adult abuse cases.

I was born and raised here in Lexington, KY. After graduating from Bryan Station High School, I went on to attend Brigham Young University (BYU) and majored in Spanish. While at BYU, I suspended my studies for two years to serve a church mission in Argentina. Serving in Argentina blessed me with fluency in Spanish and a desire to serve other people. After graduating from BYU, I attended the University of Kentucky College of attending Law School, I worked at the UK Legal Clinic, served on the Honor Council and participated in other student driven clubs to help serve the community. I graduated from the UK College of Law in May 2007 and was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in October being admitted to practice law, my main focus has been on criminal defense, including traffic matters, DUI's, misdemeanors and felonies. Though my office is located in Lexington, KY, I have traveled and practiced in all surrounding Central Kentucky counties and several others throughout the state. If you have a case, we will travel! I was also admitted to practice in the U.S. Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky in January 2012. Outside of my legal practice, I am have been married for 14 years and have 6 children. We live in Scott County and are active in school, sports and scouting. We love Kentucky and are happy to live and work here.