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I am a solo practitioner in Louisville, Kentucky, and represent clients throughout the state. I completed my undergraduate studies in South Carolina before moving back to Kentucky, where I received my J.D. at the University of Louisville. I have extensive experience in criminal defense (from petty misdemeanors to class A felonies), which includes serving as lead or sole counsel in felony jury trials where my clients were acquitted on all charges. I also have experience in family law, personal injury law, estate law, and other general practice areas. I am a fourth generation attorney continuing the family tradition of practicing law.

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

I am very passionate about the practice of law and love when I am able to assist my clients with their legal needs and make their lives better.  I feel privileged when my clients trust me as their lawyer, which is why I will always fight my hardest for them in the courtroom, at the negociation table, or anywhere else I may be needed.

I dreamed of being a lawyer from a young age. I feel privileged to practice in a profession I love. I also feel privileged to use my law degree and skills acquired in the education arena too, as I am also a former Adjunct Professor at the Univerity of Cincinnati and currently the Program Coordinator for the Paralegal Program at Gateway Community and Technical College.. In my free time I enjoy spending time with my son, reading, hiking and otherwise being outdoors.

Patrick Barsotti, a native of Boyle County, returns to his roots in the Danville community eager to offer his legal services to those who supported his early years. Patrick recognizes the privilege of being a member of the business community in Central Kentucky, which fostered the family business that he grew up in. The Barsotti family has a long history of community service and professional integrity throughout the area. As an attorney, Patrick understands that every legal matter demands a unique solution. As such, he enjoys working closely with his clients so that he can satisfy their needs and effectively advocate for their rights.. Patrick received his Bachelor's Degree from Centre College and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentucky. Patrick has gained invaluable experience clerking for state and federal judges, and serving as an Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney in Butler, Edmonson, Ohio, and Hancock counties. As a prosecutor, Patrick has developed a strong affinity for the courtroom, and he knows what it takes to be an effective trial attorney.

Brenda Popplewell limits her practice to Criminal Defense, Civil Rights, Student Rights, and Appeals. She represents clients in state court throughout Kentucky and in federal court in Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, and Michigan.. Our primary goal is to give our clients their best chance of success. We are selective in the cases we accept, choosing to focus our time, energy, and resources on fewer cases. We work hard to protect you and to help you determine the strategy that works best for you.. Brenda is a tireless crusader against discrimination and has devoted her career to fighting for her clients’ constitutional rights, civil rights, and freedom.. Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed.. --Proverbs 31:8 New Living Translation

In February, 1988, Mr. McCall took and passed the Indiana Bar Exam prior to graduating from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law.  After graduation from law school Mr. McCall passed the Kentucky Bar Examination and in October 1988, opened a private practice in Louisville, Kentucky.  Shortly into his private practice career, Mr. McCall was offered a position with the Clark County, Indiana Prosecuting Attorney as a Deputy Prosecutor, responsible for child support enforcment/collections and juvenile delinquency.  During Mr. McCall's 11 month career as a Deputy Prosecutor he won all of cases he prosecuted to trial.  In late 1989, Mr. McCall was hired as the Town of Selllersburg Municipal Attorney, shortly thereafter, Mr. McCall was appointed as a part-time Clark County Public Defender.  In addition, Mr. McCall was selected as legal counsel for the Clark County Division of Family and Children.  Mr. McCall also maintaied a limited private practice concerntrating in personal injury.  Mr. McCall has extensive experience in criminal law and he has successfully taken a substanital number of criminal cases to jury trial.  He has written and successfully argued several appeals on both criminal and civil matters. Mr. McCall has defended several high profile criminal cases in Southern Indiana in his 28 years of practice.  Mr. McCall is admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Northern and Sourthern Districts of Indiana, the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky and the Sixth Circuit United States Court of Appeals.. Mr. McCall has represented thousands of individuals charged with criminal offenses in Indiana and Kentucky.  In addition, Mr. McCall represents Pinnacle Properties Companies LLC, SSK Communties, LLC., and   Abstract & Title Co., Inc.

If you are preparing for divorce or dealing with another serious family law issue, nearly every decision you make could have a profound impact on your financial well-being and future happiness. In the face of overwhelming stress and uncertainty, one thing you can control is the quality of the legal counsel you rely upon.. Similarly, after being charged with a crime you need a criminal defense lawyer who values your time and will fight for your rights, your innocence, and your future.. Elizabeth Kidd is an experienced trial attorney who has handled a wide variety of cases. Although no one can guarantee you a specific outcome, Elizabeth promises that she will work hard to get you the best resolution possible. Located in Nicholasville, Kidd Law Office PLLC provides clients throughout central Kentucky with effective and strong representation.

I am the 6th generation of attorney's in my family.  I first became a registered nurse, graduating from EKU.  I have been practicing law in my hometown and the surrounding counties since 2004.  You will find me direct, honest and happy to help.

My current practice is primarily criminal defense involving drug related cases and serious matters where firearms or serious physical force is used such as assaults and murders including capital cases, as well as other serious offenses.  I prefer complex litigation and focus on matters which may be resolved in trials by jury.

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.

Randolph Tucker Richardson, III, is a founding member of the law firm of Baldani, Rowland and Richardson established in 1988. He practices in all areas of state and federal criminal defense, from capital murder defense to DUI defense. He also practices in personal injury and automobile accident cases.. In 1988 Tucker was admitted to the Kentucky Bar Association and United States District Court for both the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky. He was also admitted to the United States Supreme Court in 1994.. Tucker received his B.S. in accounting from the University of Kentucky (1985) and his J.D. from the University of Louisville College of Law (1988). He has lectured extensively in many areas of criminal law, especially regarding DUI defense and drug detection dog cases. Tucker was recently voted by his peers as one of the top DUI lawyers in the State of Kentucky.. November 2012, Tucker won the AV Preeminent® Award from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating MH gives out. His peers rank him at the highest level of ethical standards and professional excellence. LexisNexis collects evaluations of lawyers by other members of the bar and the judiciary in the U.S. and Canada.. Tucker is the past president of the Kentucky Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers (KACDL). He is also a member of the National Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL), as well as the American Bar Association, the Kentucky Bar Association, and the Fayette County Bar Association.. Tucker is an executive board member of the Children’s Charity Fund of the Bluegrass, and is a youth volunteer coach in both basketball and football programs within the Lexington Community. He attends Crossroads Christian Church with his wife and two children, where he volunteers in the nursery program.