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Tyler S. Thompson has been named one of the Top Ten Attorneys in Kentucky on multiple occasions by Super Lawyers Magazine. In 2008 he became a member of the Inner Circle of Advocates, a trial lawyer organization by invitation-only, limited to only 100 lawyers in the United States, and described by the Washington Post as “a select group of 100 of the nations most celebrated trial lawyers.” The Inner Circle of Advocates are considered to be among the best plaintiff attorneys in the United States and also to be “lawyers of excellent character and integrity.” Thompson has successfully represented injured clients in the state of Kentucky and throughout the United States, and has obtained multiple million-dollar verdicts, including some of the largest verdicts in the state of Kentucky. He has been included in one or more categories listing top lawyers by Louisville Magazine each year since 2007. Mr. Thompson is a past President of the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys (now known as the Kentucky Justice Association).  Mr. Thompson is also a member of the International Academy of Trial Attorneys, invitation-only, limited to 500 lawyers in the world and a member of the American College of Trial Lawyers. His civic involvement includes serving as a trustee of Berea College and serving as a board member of Historic Locust Grove, The American Museum of Fly Fishing and support of numerous charities and institutions.

Sara Clendenin is a graduate of Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio. During her time there Sara concentrated on Alternative Dispute Resolution, specifically negotiation and mediation. She was vice president of the Military Law Society, was a volunteer at local legal clinics, she took part in the school's Foreclosure Mediation Project, and was an active member of the Law and Leadership Institute, a statewide program providing high school students with a basic legal education and preparing them for yearly moot court and mock trial championships.. Originally from Mason, Ohio, Sara received her undergraduate degree from Otterbein College (now Otterbein University) in Equine Science. Outside the classroom, Sara was a two year member of the Otterbein dressage team, competing against other midwestern college teams in the Intercollegiate Dressage Association.. Sara is licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, including U.S. District Courts in both the Eastern and Western Districts. She is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association, the Real Property and Young Lawyers Division of the KYBA, and the Fayette County Bar Association.. Outside the practice of law her interests include horseback riding, traveling, cooking, and fitness.

Ronald Wilt is the managing partner of Wilt Injury Lawyers. He has been dedicated to helping medical malpractice and nursing home abuse victims for three decades. He also assists in a wide range of other personal injury matters, helping clients throughout Kentucky obtain justice. For reliable legal guidance, contact Wilt Injury Lawyers today to set up a free consultation.

Mrs. Noakes is a dynamic attorney with a diverse background, which allows her to relate with her clients. Anna's parents traveled to the US from Italy and had little to no formal education. Growing up, Anna had a dream of becoming an attorney to fight for people who could not fight large companies on their own! Helping defend the hard working people of our country against bigger bullies is a privilege and an honor! Anna excelled in academics with a Bachelors degree in Psychology, graduating Cum Laude from Florida Atlantic University. From there, she continued on to law school, graduating from Florida Coastal School of Law. Anna started out with JALA (Jacksonville Legal Aid) while in law school and was involved in both state and federal lawsuits. Established relationships with several trial attorneys across the country has allowed her to maximize her efforts in settling claims for her clients. Specializing in all aspects of personal injury, including medical malpractice, Mrs. Noakes is prepared and ready to help her clients with all of their needs. In addition, Anna represents clients that have been discriminated against for employment, disability, and all other forms of discrimination. Anna is a member of the KY Bar and has privileges to practice in all state courts in KY.

Louisville personal injury lawyer Martin Kinney focuses his practice on car and truck accidents, medical malpractice cases, and injuries involving dangerous or defective products. Prior to joining Dolt, Thompson, Shepherd & Conway, PSC, Attorney Kinney was a partner at the Louisville firm of Boehl, Stopher and Graves, where he gained valuable experience in the areas of attorney malpractice litigation, railroad crossing accidents, FELA claims, and car and truck accident cases. He has been recognized as a top Louisville lawyer by Louisville Magazine and Martindale Hubbell. He is licensed in both Kentucky and Indiana and has obtained a multi-million dollar verdict in a medical negligence case in Bowling Green, Kentucky. His local involvement includes serving as the Board Chair for the downtown Louisville YMCA and also as a member of the Board of the YMCA Association for Greater Louisville.

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.

I solely practice Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Defense in Louisville Kentucky.  I enjoy managing mortgage, business, student loan, and income tax debts in Bankruptcy.

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.

David Haney is an partner with Haney Law, PLLC.  He is licensed in Kentucky and Indiana and primarily practices in the areas of subrogation, insurance defense, and personal injury.  He has been recognized by Super Lawyer's Magazine.  David was named to the 2017 Forty Under 40 list of honorees by Louisville Business First. He has served as President of the Young Professionals of Louisville and is a past board member of Greater Louisville Inc. (the Louisville Chamber of Commerce) and Leadership Louisville Center.  He currently serves as a board member for the Kentucky Horticulture Society.

Cheryl concentrates her practice on elder law and asset protection, combining traditional estate and gift planning with today's elder estate planning tools to minimize the financial impact of elder care, rehab, and long-term nursing home costs. Working all throughout the state of Kentucky, she prepares irrevocable asset protection trusts, revocable living trusts, wills, durable power of attorney (financial and medical surrogacy), and living wills. For many individuals and families, an asset protection trust is an essential component of an elder estate plan to preserve the tradition of passing down an inheritable asset. Cheryl also prepares gun trusts to give firearms owners peace of mind related to inheritance or transfer of their property.

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.

A veteran of the United States Navy, Ambrose “Abe” O’Bryan is an Associate at Duncan| Galloway| Egan| Greenwald PLLC. He was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in April of 2016 after graduating from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in December of 2015. Abe’s practice areas include Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury, and Insurance Defense.. During law school, Abe clerked at Ewing & Willis, PLLC, a Civil Litigation firm in Louisville, Kentucky, and was Of Counsel there for a short time after law school. Abe earned a BA in Political Science from the University of Louisville in May of 2011. During his last year of undergraduate studies, he worked in volunteer recruitment and training for Court Appointed Special Advocates (“CASA”), a volunteer based non-profit that advocates for abused and neglected children. After graduation, he worked for two years as the Director of Volunteer Recruitment and Training for CASA of the River Region in Louisville, Kentucky. During his time with CASA, Abe traveled to Washington D.C. on two occasions to lobby Kentucky’s representatives for their support on three bills which continued federal funding for the National CASA. While working on his Juris Doctorate at the Brandeis School of Law, he continued his relationship with CASA as a volunteer.. While serving in the Navy from 2000 – 2004 as an Aircraft Director and Flight Deck firefighter, Abe made three combat deployments to the Persian Gulf.