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Dedicated to meeting my clients’ objectives with a “hands-on” and individual approach. Over the last ten years, I have been personally involved in over 25 million dollars of personal injury verdicts or settlements. I have represented some of the largest companies in the country and also handled some of the most complex personal injury/catastrophic cases for families. I have the collective experience of working as a partner of a mega-firm, a partner in a medium size firm, holding positions as General Counsel and founding a technology company that was sold to a publicly traded company.

Dale Golden graduated from the Cumberland School of Law, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama and was admitted to the Kentucky bar in 1989. Dale is nationally certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, which is accredited by the American Bar Association. (Note: Kentucky does not recognize specialties in fields of law). Dale is a member of the Class Action Trial Lawyers Association based on his knowledge and experience in class action lawsuits. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum that requires each member to have received a verdict and final judgment from a trial in the amount of $1,000,000 or more. Likewise, the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum requires a jury verdict and entry of a judgment in an amount in excess of $2,000,000. Dale has obtained an eight figure jury verdict in a bad faith claim brought against an insurance company. He is also a member of the American Association for Justice Top 100 Trial Lawyers for the state of Kentucky. Dale has extensive trial experience and has successfully handled many complex cases involving fatalities, brain injuries, environmental class actions, and other catastrophic injury cases.. In 2012, Dale achieved a number one ranking by the Kentucky Trial Court Review for the most cases tried in the state of Kentucky for that year. He has given seminars on insurance bad faith to members of the Fayette County Bar Association, as well as several of the nation’s largest insurance carriers. Dale has successfully defended several insurance companies in bad faith claims and has also experienced success in pursuing bad faith claims against other companies. Having successfully worked both the defense and plaintiff side of insurance bad faith litigation, Dale has a global perspective that provides for knowledgeable insight to consistently achieve success in those cases. In addition, Dale has successfully handled cases involving the following subject matters. One of Dale’s most recent settlements involved a case against Howard Berger Manufacturing of New Jersey. Dale filed a Complaint alleging that a defective space heater was responsible for the death of an individual. By working with experts from the Kentucky State Police and local Fire Marshall’s Office, in conjunction with retained experts who testified about cause and origin as well as the most likely product defect, the case was settled for $3.89 million dollars. The same preparation and hard work that was responsible for the result in the Howard Berger case is the same work that goes into other cases involving medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, and catastrophic injuries.. Dale has handled numerous cases involving catastrophic injury as well as death. These complex cases have provided him knowledge and experience in hiring and working with the best experts in each respective   field. Dale represented one of the largest trucking companies in the nation for over ten years. In addition, his defense work in defending insureds in automobile accidents, has required him to work extensively with experts who conduct accident investigations. This includes experts who perform Total Station Accident Reconstructions for collisions that result in fatalities. By working closely with these experts as well as the Kentucky State Police, he is able to preserve evidence immediately after a motor vehicle collision that otherwise may be lost due to the passage of time. Identifying witnesses and other potential Defendants is of paramount importance immediately after a catastrophic collision. He also has experience in crashworthiness cases wherein he contested the crashworthiness of a school bus wherein several children were killed and/or injured. By identifying alternative, economically feasible, safer designs, a manufacturer of a vehicle can be found liable for its product. Dale is familiar with these complex areas of law and the experts needed to support a winning case.

Christine has worked extensively in matters involving health care providers of all types, including health care facilities and services, nursing facilities, hospice providers, hospitals, physicians, nurse practitioners, rural health clinics, laboratory providers and federally qualified health care centers in the areas of health law, regulatory and corporate compliance, fraud and abuse, and state regulatory matters including certificate of need and licensing. She has experience in day-to-day counseling regarding compliance, reimbursement matters, employment issues, preparation and review of provider contracts, insurance risk and loss, revising and developing new policies and procedures, enhancing communications with governmental entities; and preventing, detecting, responding to, and resolving conduct that does not conform to applicable laws and regulations while maintaining and enhancing the overall the quality of care.. Christine has also written and spoken on new and emerging issues in health care regulation, including compliance programs and codes of conduct, electronic medical records, and health care reform.. She lives in Lexington, with her husband, their three dogs and cat. When she has free time, she enjoys spending time with her family outdoors hiking or picnicking, yoga, cooking, writing and traveling.

Chanhee is an associate in the Lexington office where he practices in the Regulated Business practice group. He focuses his corporate practice in the area of international trade and regulations and assists a variety of clients conduct business in a manner compliant with international, federal and state regulations.. Prior to joining Frost Brown Todd, Chanhee earned his Juris Doctor from Emory University School of Law with a Certificate in Transactional Law and Skills. While in law school, he worked on law and policy reform to address serious issues of public concern as a legal extern for a nonprofit and nonpartisan public interest law center. Before law school, Chanhee graduated from University of Michigan with a double major in Political Science and Communication Studies.

Bryan has more than 15 years of litigation experience in the areas of constitutional law and civil rights, education law, employment law, government and municipal defense, and insurance law. His unique understanding of the First Amendment and its application to cities, higher education institutions and K-12 schools is the hallmark of his practice. Bryan has litigated numerous cases involving the Establishment Clause and religious displays on government property. In his work with religious schools, Bryan applies a thorough understanding of the constitutional limitations placed upon government intrusion and works closely with schools to protect their religious liberty appropriately.

Bartley Hagerman focuses on insurance litigation, with an emphasis on disability insurance, personal injury, and homeowner’s claims. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Hagerman served as Law Clerk for Fayette County Circuit Court Judge Thomas L. Clark. Mr. Hagerman graduated cum laude from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in May 2011, where he was a member of the Law Review and the Environmental Law and Land Use Society. During his third year, Mr. Hagerman volunteered as a student teacher in the Central High School Partnership, teaching a nationwide legal curriculum to Central High Law Magnet sophomores. Mr. Hagerman’s undergraduate studies were completed at Miami University of Ohio, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Business.

Austin Mehr has tried more insurance bad faith cases to judgment than any other attorney in Kentucky.. Notable Mehr Fairbanks Trial Verdicts*:

Attorney Popovitch handles each case from a position of strength and skill. As your attorney, Lauren Popovitch will guide you to a resolution of your family law matter with respect and strong advocacy. Attorney Popovitch is an experienced and dedicated attorney that works to protect clients’ rights and interests at all times. Whether you are dealing with divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, alimony/spousal support, contempt, removal, or modification actions, she will serve as your strongest advocate. From the first meeting to our last, you will have clear direction and a strategy to successfully assert your rights. If you are looking for an experienced trial attorney and experienced negotiator call Attorney Popovitch. Call Popovitch Law LLC to schedule your consultation.

Attorney John G. Landon earned his B.A. Cum Laude in 2005 from Lafayette College and obtained his J.D. from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2008. He has more than a decade of experiencing handling various criminal cases in Kentucky’s criminal justice system, from district and circuit courts to the Kentucky Court of Appeals and the Kentucky Supreme Court.John is on the Board of Directors of NAMI Lexington. He has authored the regulations for the Fayette County Mental Health Court.John understands what it takes to get his clients the best possible outcomes in their cases. He also knows that sometimes clients need treatment to overcome substance abuse and other issues and can help them obtain it to get their lives back on track.

Attorney Abbas received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Minored in Communication Studies from Suffolk University. Attorney Abbas continued his education at Suffolk University Law School where he received his Juris Doctor and graduated cum laude.. While in law school, Attorney Abbas received recognition for his writing and oral advocacy.  Furthermore, he was awarded the Jurisprudence Award in his Professional Responsibility course. In addition, while in law school, Attorney Abbas joined the Educational Advocacy Clinic which gave him the opportunity to represent students at disciplinary hearings and assist students who where wrongfully being denied an education.. After being admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 2009, Attorney Abbas immediately began working for a small civil litigation firm representing Plaintiff's in complex litigation matters including slip and falls, premise liability, real estate disputes, and motor vehicle accidents.. Attorney Abbas continued with his track record of litigation by joining Lustig, Glaser, & Wilson, P.C. where he engaged in recovery of accounts receivable for the firm's corporate clients and handled litigation of civil actions and small claim matters for financial institutions throughout the Commonwealth. In addition, he negotiated the payoff and/or release of liens on properties being conveyed or refinanced.

At the law office of David L. Rubin, Attorney at Law, our mission is to provide quality legal support and counsel to our clients. We have a reputation for thoroughness and preparedness that is widely recognized and respected in the legal community. We work together, with the client, to achieve the most successful client outcome. Our attorneys are committed, experienced lawyers who take our responsibilities seriously, knowing that the results we achieve for our client will have a lasting impact on their lives.. We assist our clients in the following practice areas: Business & Real Estate Litigation, Divorce & Family Law, Entertainment Law and Personal Injury including auto accidents, slip and falls, negligence, and product liability.. Providing divorce, personal Injury, entertainment law, real estate and business litigation representation to clients throughout eastern Massachusetts, including communities such as Boston, Dedham, Framingham, Marlborough, Natick, Needham, Newton, Waltham and Worcester.. Framingham Attorney, David L. Rubin

As a solo practioner with 30+ years experience in Lexington, I will personally handle any matter on which I am engaged.  I have represented thousands of clients in securities arbitration, estate planning, probate and personal injury matters.  Have litigated dozens of cases in arbitration, state and federal courts accross the county.  I have collected over $25 Million on behavel of clients.  I am a small firm with big time experience.

As a dedicated and compassionate Lexington personal injury lawyer, Ross F. Mann has built a reputation for fiercely advocating for the rights of individuals who have suffered due to the negligence of others. With a deep commitment to helping clients recover both physically and financially, Ross approaches each case with the utmost care and determination. His extensive experience in personal injury law, combined with a genuine desire to achieve justice, has earned him the trust of clients across the region.. Ross’s legal career has been driven by a mission to support victims of accidents, nursing home abuse and neglect, medical malpractice, and more. He understands that personal injury cases can be life-altering, and he works tirelessly to ensure that his clients receive the compensation they deserve. Whether negotiating settlements or fighting in court, Ross is known for his meticulous attention to detail and aggressive representation.. At Ross Mann Personal Injury Lawyers, Ross fosters an environment where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered throughout the entire legal process. His hands-on approach allows him to tailor legal strategies to each client’s unique situation, ensuring that their needs are met with precision and care.. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident in Lexington or surrounding areas, Ross F. Mann is ready to stand by your side and guide you through the complexities of personal injury law. His track record of successful outcomes speaks to his commitment to achieving justice and providing clients with peace of mind during challenging times.

Andrew’s litigation practice includes numerous trial and appellate victories in the areas of medical malpractice, health care law, insurance defense, and governmental law. He defends doctors, hospitals and long-term care facilities against medical malpractice claims and federal and state regulatory actions, such as negligent care, wrongful death, patient neglect and abuse, and Medicare and Medicaid violations. Since both his father and brother are physicians, Andrew has a unique insight into the defense of physicians and other health care providers. Andrew also works with several national insurance providers, reviewing insurance policies, assessing claims and representing their insureds when litigation arises.

Amanda M. Perkins is an attorney at Gilbert Law Group PLLC whose areas of practice include workers’ compensation, personal injury, social security, and family law. She is a graduate of Salmon P. Chase College of Law in Highland Heights, Kentucky, and is a member of both the Kentucky Bar Association and the Kentucky Justice Association. She is devoted to helping her clients attain the compensation they deserve and handles each case with care and understanding.

After obaining a Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentuky, I continued my education by completing my LL.M. at the University of Florida. This background allows me to focus my practice on the everchaning Trust and Estate Planning world.

Abe Mashni is the founding attorney of Mashni Law, PLLC. He focuses his entire practice on defending those accused of violating state and federal criminal laws, students and faculty accused of violating university code of conduct rules, and licensed professionals accused of misconduct.. Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, I knew I wanted to be a lawyer from a young age. I attended Millcreek Elementary, Lexington Traditional Middle School, and Tates Creek High School. Upon graduating high school, I went to the University of Kentucky, where I graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. I earned a Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentucky College of Law and subsequently passed the Kentucky Bar exam in 2013.. Determined to get into the courtroom as fast as possible, I applied for and was granted a limited practitioner’s license by the Kentucky Supreme Court. While some lawyers go their entire career without trying a case before a jury, I did just that, while still in law school by representing the Commonwealth of Kentucky prosecuting a felony case in Fayette Circuit Court. In addition, I successfully argued several hearings on behalf of the Fayette County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. With that intimate knowledge, I understand how prosecutors and law enforcement agencies develop and prosecute criminal cases.. After graduating law school, I began working for Fayette Circuit Judge Kimberly Bunnell as a staff attorney. In this capacity, I gained invaluable insight from the Court’s perspective and learned about the inner workings of a complicated court system.. In 2014, I joined a Lexington law firm. At first my practice was diverse handling criminal defense, personal injury, and family law litigation. After time, I discovered my true passion was defending individuals accused of crimes and misconduct. In 2019, Abe earned partnership stake in the firm.. In 2022, I founded Mashni Law and the mission is clear - to defend the innocent, seek mercy for those who have made mistakes, and protect my clients’ rights by ensuring they are treated in accordance with the standards and principles of justice. Legal issues don’t always arise between 9-5 on weekdays. That’s why I offer individualized attention to detail, concierge-level support, and most importantly a dedication to achieving results.. I have successfully tried several cases to jury. My jury trial experience includes federal drug trafficking and firearms, state felony crimes, state misdemeanor crimes, DUIs, and personal injury.. Regardless of the allegations, every single one of my clients are people first and foremost. Real people. People that have mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, sons, or daughters that love them dearly. When agreeing to represent someone, I understands the disastrous effects a criminal conviction can have on your career, relationships, reputation, and most importantly, freedom. I welcome the challenge each case presents, take pride in the trust my clients place in me, and aggressively fight for my clients in courts across Kentucky. That’s why I promise all my clients the following:. 1. I’m going to be available. I gives every client my cell phone. Law enforcement doesn’t just work Monday through Friday between 9-5. Neither do I.. 2. I’m going to give you 100%. While I can’t guarantee a particular outcome, I can guarantee attention to detail and effort while zealously advocating for my clients.. 3. I’m going to be honest. Whether it’s giving great news or bad news, I’m always going to give you straight answers.. Abe is a former “Big” brother and currently serves on the Board of Directors of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass. When not volunteering his time or practicing law, Abe enjoys spending time with his wife, Ann, son, Isaac, daughter, Lucy, and bird dog, Cooper. He also is an avid golfer, hunter, and University of Kentucky sports fan.

A Professional, Compassionate Approach. Peter strives to handle each of his clients with respect and compassion. “Most people don’t approach bankruptcy willingly and they are usually at their wits end. I try to understand their situation before laying out their options and hopefully laying out a path toward the fresh start they deserve,Nothing is more rewarding than watching a client realize they are nearing the end of their debt trap.” says Brackney.. Peter takes the same approach with his estate planning clients. Most individuals don’t like facing their own mortality, but doing so can bring peace of mind for both themselves and for the loved ones left behind.. Peter also represents Kentucky businesses from startup to wind down, and at all stages in between.. Beyond the Law. Peter was born in Ohio, but he grew up in Lexington and calls central Kentucky home. As a double alumnus of the University of Kentucky, he bleeds blue! He married his high school sweetheart and together they have three children. When he isn’t practicing law, Peter is a big history buff. His award-winning website,  is about Kentucky’s rich history. He even wrote a book, Lost Lexington, about places in Lexington, Kentucky that have been “lost” to history. Peter is active in his community as well; he currently serves on the boards of both South Elkhorn Christian Church and The Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation.

A Lexington Attorney interested in ideas, setting goals, and setting ideas in motion to meet goals.

A graduate of Belmont University College of Law, Kennedy spent her formative years of practice by serving the small business needs and community of Nashville, Tennessee. Now, since moving back to the Bluegrass, Kennedy is dedicated to serving her fellow Kentuckians both in and out of the courtroom by utilizing her experience in transactional services such as contract drafting, civil litigation, and mediation. Kennedy is licensed in both Tennessee and Kentucky and is ready to meet your legal and mediation needs in either state.. The needs of her community have always been a priority of Kennedy’s practice. Previously, she had the pleasure of serving Nashville by being an active member of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Volunteers of America, her local chamber of commerce, and the community service division of the Greater Nashville Apartment Association. Today, Kennedy has the pleasure of enjoying a committee position in the Education Outreach division of the Kentucky Bar Association which serves Kentucky’s youth.

"Clint" Smith is an honored member of ABOTA (American Board of Trial Advocates), a nationwide invitation-only organization of trial attorneys for both Plaintiffs and Defendants (not for law firms). ABOTA's members are required to have significant experience as lead attorney trying a large number of cases to jury verdict. ABOTA subjects each prospective and current member to a scrupulous, intense, almost year-long local and national vetting process before finalizing the invitation to join. A high premium is placed upon a prospective member's reputation for collegiality and effectiveness in working with his or her opponents in jury trials. ABOTA membership is conditioned on an attorney's nationwide reputation among other attorneys for professional excellence and it includes the top Plaintiff and Defense Trial Lawyers in the country. ABOTA membership is awarded to individuals only, not to law firms.. Clint has also been honored as "Martindale-Hubbell AV® Peer Review Rated" for over a quarter century. ("AV" = "Peer Rated For Highest Level of Professional Excellence") Martindale-Hubbell (Established in 1868) holds itself out as "The most trusted rating system for legal ability and ethical standards." This rating is awarded to individuals only and not to law firms.. Clint has been selected to the national "Super Lawyers List" since 2004.(The "Super Lawyers" List purports to be a list of the most outstanding top 5% of all the lawyers in each state.) This selection is awarded to individuals only and not to law firms.. Clint is also an invited member of "National Trial Lawyers top 100," which is an exclusive invitation-only national trial lawyers organization. This select membership is awarded to individuals only and not to law firms.. He is one of the few practicing lawyers also trained and certified under law as a civil litigation mediator.. Clint Smith has achieved many million dollar, multimillion dollar and tens of million dollar case results in matters involving catastrophic injuries.