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Wilson W. Greene is a lawyer practicing law in Louisville, Kentucky with an emphasis on personal injury litigation.

The Frederick Law Firm is a family business.  We are committed to providing the kind of representation we would expect if we were hiring an attorney.  This approach has led us to the following guiding principles:. 1. Keep the client well informed about the progress of the case.. 2. Don't hide the attorneys behind a mountain of paralegals and other staff members.  Cases are never handed down to paralegals or inexperienced attorneys, Steve and Carl manage every case.  In addition, Clients always have access to their lawyers when they want it.. 3. Really get to know the client, and take the time to understand how the injury or loss has impacted different areas of our client's lives.. 4. Prepare every case, from day one, like it is going to trial.  Don't sell the case short by thinking it is going to settle.  The defendant insurance company or corporation must be convinced that we will take the case to triall before they will settle the case for a fair and reasonable amount in advance of trial.  And if the case doesn't settle, we are ready for trial and will present the best case possible to the jury.. These principles form the core of our work ethic and have resulted in tens of millions of dollars in fair and just settlements and verdicts for our clients.

Ryan N. Pogue attended the University of Louisville, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics. He earned his Juris Doctor from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in 2005.  Ryan has been admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana.

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 was a phychology major in my undergraduate studies.  I enjoy helping people through tough times in their lives, such as divorce and custody disputes.  The transactional nature of real estate and estate planning is a nice mix, since family law cases can be very emotional.  Also, my real estate background is helpful in divorce cases, since real estate is often a major asset in divorces.  I pride myself on giving my clients the individual attention that they deserve and on applying nearly 20 years of experience to their case to ensure the best possible results.

I practice estate planning, probate, and elder law with my father, Ed Lowry, in both Kentucky and Indiana.

I have been practicing in the area of personal injury since 1998 with an emphasis on litigaiton.  I have tried cases in both Kentucky and Indiana and have handled numerous appeals in the state and federal courts of both states.  I take pride in having direct, frequent contact with my clients and in my ability to handle both relatively straight-forward as well as more complex cases.

I grew up in Western Kentucky where I was very close to my grandmother, who died with Alzheimer’s the day before I entered law school.  Having grown up knowing and loving Mamaw and other seniors, I was disheartened as I saw how elderly individuals are often discounted by society.  I strive to treat my clients as I would want Mamaw to be treated.

Guarascio Law Group is a boutique labor and employment law firm formed by Jill M. Guarascio in 2011. We are located in St. Matthews and we represent employee’s in a variety of labor and employment matters in Jefferson and surrounding counties. We also provide a variety of services to small businesses in those areas as well. If you are an employee experiencing issues in your workplace, you may have a valid cause of action and need legal assistance. We have represented numerous employees against some of the areas largest employers who have experienced discrimination at work, harassment, issues with overtime pay, etc.. Conversely, if you are small business in the area, you may be seeking guidance on how to avoid stepping into legal trouble. Many employers are unaware of the various labor and employment laws applicable to their business. We can provide your company training, policy and handbook materials. We are different than competitors because unlike big firms, the client is not handed off to paralegals and clerks. Jill M. Guarascio works directly with each client through each step of their case no matter how large the case may be.

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

As a mom of three teenagers and active triathlete, you can imagine I lead a pretty busy life.  I am blessed to have a great husband and wonderful family that supports all I do, and they are always there to help out.. For those of you who know me, you know Ironman has changed my life!  Training for triathlons took me from ex-college-athlete to fit mom.  More importantly, through Ironman I have had the privilege of working with some of the best volunteers in Louisville!  Every aid station on the mile race is covered by folks from a local non-profit, church or charity who are volunterering their time in the sun and heat not just to raise money for their causes, but to help people who are struggling to achieve their lifetime dream!  These groups cheer us on, give us water when we are dehydrated, food when we are seeing double, and emotional support every step of the way.  I have been honored to be a volunteer and help raise money through The Ironman Foundation for my church, Our Lady of Lourdes, and thrilled to be a competitor who has been supported by my family and fellow parishioners.  This year I am competing not just to finish, but to give back to my community.    This year I don't compete for Sheila -- I Tri for Louisville, the City I Love!. This is an advertisement.