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Brian grew up in the Buechel area and graduated from Saint Xavier High School in 2004. Brian then studied political science and English at Western Kentucky University, graduating with a B.A. in 2008. He next worked for a hospital for two years before beginning law school in 2010. He graduated from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2013.. He immediately jumped into private practice handling state and federal employment law, discrimination, and civil rights violations in both Kentucky and Indiana Federal Court. He has successfully appealed cases to the Kentucky Court of Appeals and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He also has experience dealing with Unions and private employers both large and small. He works hard to find solutions for people who have been fired or laid off without just cause.. He is ‘willing and Abell’ to handle the toughest legal battles with a goal to provide clients with a financial gain in civil cases and strategic defense in criminal matters. He understands the stress and emotional distress that being involved in the legal process puts on a person and their family and works hard to keep clients informed about their case and explain things in a way that they can understand. Remember, there’s always something a lawyer can do to help someone and he is trained, licensed, and board certified on what to do when life gets off track.. Since 2017, He has expanded his practice to include general legal matters including major felonies and other criminal matters. he remains ‘willing and Abell’ to consult with you about your legal needs and strategic planning.

Brian Clare is a lifelong Louisvillian. He graduated from St. Xavier High School in 1979 and from Bellarmine College in 1983. Following two years of work for a national steel company, Brian embarked upon his legal career. He graduated from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 1988. Including his time as a clerk he has spent over 25 years building a practice with the same group of talented lawyers.   Brian is a founding member and on the Board of Directors for the Links Foundation. Participants in the foundation get together one weekend each summer and play two rounds of golf. All of the proceeds go to a different local charity, such as Maryhurst, Habitat for Humanity, St. Anthony’s Outreach or Pitt Academy, each year.

Born and raised in the state of Kentucky, Jeffrey T. Sampson has made it his mission to protect the rights of those who have been harmed by the negligent acts of others. After obtaining his Juris Doctorate from the University of Louisville School of Law, Jeffrey went on to represent the people of his community to help them obtain the compensation they need for their suffering. As the founder of his own firm, Sampson Law Firm, Jeffrey handles cases involving nursing home abuse, car accidents, truck accidents, product liability, premises liability, and workers' compensation. If you are in need of a knowledgeable and dedicated attorney, contact Jeffrey Sampson today for a free case evaluation.

Born and raised in Louisville, Attorney Larry Simon has made a name for himself in Kentucky’s legal field. Since the founding of The Simon Law Office in 1985, Attorney Simon has secured impressive multi-million dollar settlements and recoveries on behalf of his clients. Attorney Simon is known throughout the courts for his ethical representation as well as his tenacious attitude. He is a lifetime-member and past-President of the Kentucky Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, an association that ensures the statutory and constitutional rights of citizens charged with crimes in Kentucky are protected. Call now to schedule a free case evaluation with Attorney Simon.

Benjamin M. Potash is a dedicated attorney based in Louisville, Kentucky, with a diverse and accomplished background in law. After beginning his career in copywriting, Ben pursued his passion for justice by attending the University of Louisville Law School, graduating in 2016. During his time in law school, he distinguished himself as a member of the inaugural class of the Louisville Bar Foundation's Greenebaum Human Rights Fellowship in 2014. This prestigious fellowship highlighted his commitment to civil rights and human rights advocacy early in his career.. Following his graduation, Ben served as a public defender, where he honed his skills in representing individuals facing criminal charges. In 2018, he transitioned into private practice, focusing initially on criminal defense before expanding his expertise into plaintiff’s litigation. His experience as a public defender and criminal defense attorney provided him with a deep understanding of the legal challenges faced by individuals, which he now applies to his broader litigation practice.. In 2022, Ben founded The Potash Law Firm, where he is renowned for handling high-visibility civil liberties cases. His firm is committed to advocating for clients in various areas of law, including civil rights, business law, personal injury, and property damage. Ben's dedication to justice and his relentless pursuit of his clients' rights have earned him a reputation as a formidable attorney who is unafraid to challenge powerful entities, ensuring that his clients receive the representation and compensation they deserve.

Based in Louisville, Kentucky, Richard Breen Law Offices, P.S.C. is an aggressive law firm with deep roots in the Louisville community. Since 1979, Richard Breen has been representing clients across the state of Kentucky, and today is engaged almost exclusively in representing plaintiffs in personal injury cases.. We represent people, individuals, not insurance companies, for car wrecks, tractor trailer crashes, construction site claims, wrongful death, insurance claims, class actions and much more.. Richard Breen was nine years old when he decided he wanted to be a lawyer when he grew up.. Several years later, as a freshman at Louisville's St. Xavier High School, Breen chose a St. Xavier jersey with the number 79, he says, "because that was the year that I would graduate from law school.". When Breen finished law school at the University of Louisville, in 1979 of course, he took a temporary job with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office while he studied for the Bar exam. Not long after he was admitted to the bar, Breen joined a respected personal injury firm. As a Partner in the firm, Breen started with a broad practice that evolved into personal injury law. "I always wanted to try damage cases in front of juries.". In 1993 he decided to set up his own practice. He opened Richard M. Breen Law Offices, which now consists of Breen and one associate. The firm is engaged almost exclusively in representing plaintiffs in personal injury cases. "The office is not too big and we all get along well with each other and work really hard for our clients.". 90 to 95 percent of his cases are settled before trial, "because most of my clients are reasonable, good-hearted people who will usually take a fair offer. If a fair offer doesn't come, then we represent them on their day in court.". Still, Breen says he never forgets some advice he long ago: If you prepare a case for trial, a settlement can happen any time along the way.. "So I've always tried to get a case ready for trial from the get-go. I’m not afraid of hard work and I try to be creative.". Breen has been very active in the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys, now Kentucky Justice Association, and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, now American Association for Justice.. He moved to a suburban office building for the convenience of his clients, some of whom "don't like the hassles of going downtown.". Every client's case is personally handled or supervised by Richard Breen, a certified personal injury specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.. The firm is AV-Rated (the highest rating) by the prestigious Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory. Richard Breen Law Offices is committed to protecting the rights of injured accident victims. The firm never represents insurance companies or product manufacturers, only people.. For free answers to your questions about accidents and injuries, visit our site:  or email us as

Attorney, Mediator and Parenting Coordinator serving Louisville, Bowling Green and surrounding areas.. Divorce/Family Law. Criminal Defense. Mediation. Parenting Coordination.

Attorney Kelly Todd joined Dolt, Thompson, Shepherd & Conway, PSC as a legal assistant in 2014. Since that time, Attorney Todd worked on several medical malpractice and personal injury claims, and was promoted to an attorney position in 2016. Attorney Todd practiced law in Michigan at Strategic Legal Solutions and Immigration Law, PLLC, giving her a broad range of legal experience that she now uses to build comprehensive cases strategies for our Kentucky clients. Kelly also completed an externship with the Wright-Patterson Air Force JAG office, where she worked alongside Capt. Lauren Rosenblatt in the Office of the Staff Judge Advocates on military law cases.

Attorney Hugh Barrow is a founding partner of Barrow Brown, PLLC and has extensive courtroom and trial experience in Louisville and surrounding counties. He currently serves as a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem in family court and as a Warning Order Attorney for the Jefferson Circuit Court.   Hugh founded the firm to provide personal service that is often forgotten in today’s world of legal services.. Hugh is originally from South Carolina, where he spent most of his childhood.  Prior to relocating to Louisville, Hugh worked as an attorney in several law firms and nongovernmental organizations in Washington, DC.. Outside of work, Hugh is a married father of two boys.  He  enjoys whitewater kayaking and is an avid musician. He also serves on the Board of the Italian Cultural Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to Italy’s unique cultural heritage.. Hugh was recently recognized as one of Louisville’s Top Lawyers by Louisville Magazine and was recognized as one of Kentucky’s top 40 trial lawyers under 40 years of age by the National Trial Lawyers.

At the Troutman Law Office, clients receive personal attention and access to the attorney without having to go through paralegals or other assistants. Attorney Matt Troutman will meet with you at your home and be in constant communication with you throughout the case. He will present your case informally to the insurance company to obtain the highest offer possible and if that offer is not satisfactory, he will file a lawsuit and litigate your case to obtain the best recovery possible. Mr. Troutman has been prosecuting auto accident cases since 1986 and he can help you win against the insurance to learn more about the Troutman Law Office.

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.

Amy grew up in southeast Alabama where she lived with her parents and two brothers. After graduating from Houston County High School in 1993, she received a degree in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Psychology, from the University of South Alabama located in Mobile, Alabama. Although Amy always had a passion for helping others, it was during her involvement in student government that she began to become involved in activities where she was able to volunteer with campus groups routinely assisting disabled students. She also spent many hours with Habitat for Humanity.. Following graduation from college, Amy attended Ohio Northern University’s law school. There, she was a member of the Law Review and the William H. Taft Inns of Court. In addition to her regular course of study, Amy also participated in a Mediation/Arbitration Clinic as well as represented clients as a student with the Legal Aid Society in Ada, Ohio.. Over the years, Amy visited extended family in Louisville and always enjoyed the city. After graduating from law school, she moved to Louisville to begin her law career. Amy began her career as a Jefferson County Public Defender and, in 2006, was appointed by Jefferson County Family Court Judge Paula F. Sherlock, and Judge Derwin Webb, to represent parents, on a weekly basis, in cases involving the Cabinet for Health and Family Services (more commonly known as CPS). Amy currently focuses her practice primarily in the area of family law.. Amy is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky and to the United States Circuit Court for the Sixth Circuit.  She is a member of both the Kentucky Bar Association as well as the Louisville Bar Association (LBA).  Amy was named a “Top Lawyer” by The Louisville Magazine in 2013. In 2008, she co-founded the successful law firm of DeRenzo Durrett, PLLC.. Amy has held several leadership positions during her law career.  She was the Vice-Chairperson (2010-2011) and Chairperson (2011-2012) of the LBA’s Public Service Committee, the Chairperson of the LBA’s Call-A-Lawyer Program (2007-2008), the Chairperson of the Kentucky Justice Association’s Domestic Relations Section (2010), and served as the Secretary of the Board for Women In Networking (2017-2019).. Amy also volunteers her time in the community aside from the legal leadership positions above. She has worked with the JCPS Middle School Connection, the Legal Aid Society Divorce Clinic, has been a Board Member for the Northeast YMCA and volunteers with her church parish, St. Margaret Mary. Amy is also a member of The Fillies, Inc. (an organization supporting the Kentucky Derby Festival), a member of the Board of the Franciscan Shelter and serves on the Board for her neighborhood association.. Amy lives in Louisville, Kentucky with her family.

Although I am not a practicing attorney, as a Vice President and Senior Wealth Planner at PNC Wealth Management in Louisville, Kentucky, I advise PNC clients and prospective clients on matters relating to estate, tax, financial, and business succession planning.. Before joining PNC, I practiced law at Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP focusing on estate planning, estate administration, and business law matters for Kentucky and Florida private clients, family businesses, and fiduciaries.. You can learn a little more about me through my LinkedIn profile.

After graduating from law school in May, 1996, David began practicing law in Louisville, Kentucky. He is licenced to practice in the Commonwealth of Kntucky, as well as being admitted to practice in the following Federal courts: Western District of Kentucky, Eastern District of Kentucky, and the Southern District of Indiana. David practicies a large variety of law including, family law, bankruptcy, estate law and personal injury.

Admitted to practice in Kentucky since October 2002. Admitted to practice before the United States Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky. Admitted to practice before the United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. Admitted to practice before the the United States Supreme Court. Graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Brandeis School of Law. Former President of the Brandeis Moot Board. Former Notes Editor of the Brandeis Law Journal

Abby represents injured persons and their families after serious injury or loss. Abby’s goal is to help her clients navigate the legal system and obtain fair compensation for their injuries. Because each client has a unique situation and deserves individual care, Abby takes time with her clients to understand each case and to educate her clients about their options and likely outcomes. All inquiries are free, so if you have questions or would like to discuss a potential claim, please call or email Abby today.

A Louisville native, Abigail grew up in the Middletown area and attended Sacred Heart Academy where she earned her International Baccalaureate diploma. She graduated from DePauw University in Greencastle, IN with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She then returned to Louisville to obtain her Juris Doctor from the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law.. Abigail began her litigation career as a staff attorney at the Louisville Metro Public Defender. As a staff attorney, she represented over a thousand adult and juvenile indigent defendants charged with felonies, misdemeanors, DUIs, traffic offenses, status offenses, and contempt of court. She has successfully represented clients in nearly every proceeding in Jefferson District, Circuit, and Family courts and has served as lead counsel in both jury and bench trials. Abigail brings this extensive litigation experience to Kellner Green.. At Kellner Green, Abigail focuses her practice primarily in the area of family law on high conflict divorce and custody cases. Abigail represents clients on all dockets in Jefferson Family Courts including circuit, dependency, neglect and abuse, paternity, and EPO/DVO dockets. Abigail also serves as an appointed Guardian ad Litem (GAL) advocating for the best interest of children. The remainder of her practice is focused on criminal and juvenile defense.. Abigail is a Barrister member of the Louis D. Brandeis Inn of Court. She serves on the Alumni Advisory Committee to the Kentucky Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi.  She is a member of the Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae Board.  Abigail serves as conflict counsel for the Louisville Metro Public Defender. Abigail also volunteers her time to various organizations around Louisville. Both Courtney and Abigail enjoy giving their time to assist youth in the local community.. Abigail resides in Louisville with her husband, son, and two dogs.