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One of Louisville's most aggressive business and personal injury attorneys.  After serving five years in the Army, Alex Gaddis graduated, magna cum laude, from California State University in 2006 and from Pepperdine University School of Law in 2010.  While at Pepperdine, Alex was an accomplished member of the Honors Trial Advocacy Team, President of the School’s chapter of the Federalist Society and founding member of the Veterans Legal Society.  Additionally, while in law school he served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Arthur L. Alarcon, of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.  After being admitted to bar in California in 2010, he practiced personal injury and business law for two years before coming home to Kentucky to join the Office of the Jefferson County Commonwealth’s Attorney in January 2013, where he served as a prosecutor for four years.. One of the office’s most aggressive prosecutors, Alex tried nineteen cases during his tenure as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney.  In addition to his duties as a trial prosecutor, he served as the office’s Animal Cruelty Liaison, working to hold accountable those that committed unspeakable acts of animal cruelty and torture.  Alex also served as a member of the Fatal Accident Support Team (FAST), fighting for justice for the victims of felony DUI assaults and homicides.. Alex now uses his knowledge of personal injury and business law, combined with his proven advocacy skills, to achieve consistently favorable results for his clients.. He lives in Louisville with his wife, Stephanie, and their seven children.

John A. Bahe, Jr. is an accomplished Kentucky personal injury attorney and a partner at Bahe Cook Cantley & Nefzger PLC. A graduate of Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville, Attorney Bahe initially worked in corporate and insurance litigation. He now uses that knowledge to advocate for accident victims and the bereaved and seek relief from those that have wronged them. In 2012, Attorney Bahe was named one of Louisville’s top plaintiff litigators and continues to be a legal resource as a lecturer for the Kentucky Justice Association and the Louisville Bar Association.

Eric Eberwine is a personal injury attorney helping seriously injured people in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the State of Indiana. He is a seasoned trial attorney with a unique perspective on the law. Before dedicating his career to helping injured individuals, Mr. Eberwine worked for 19 years defending insurance companies against personal injury claims. Before attending law school, he was a senior claim representative for an insurance company. His experience on the other side of the aisle gives him an insider's understanding of how insurance companies operate and what tactics they use to deny or minimize compensation to those who have been harmed. This experience and knowledge give him a strategic edge in advocating for his clients.. Mr. Eberwine’ s extensive experience includes litigating bigtruck wrecks, car wrecks, motorcycle wrecks, slip and fall injuries, insurance coverage denials, product liability, construction defects, bad faith claims, and medical malpractice cases. He also has experience with wrongful death cases where persons die as a result of the negligent, reckless, or wrongful acts of others.. Mr. Eberwine graduated from Capital University in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts in History. He played varsity basketball at Capital and spent a year abroad studying at the University of Salzburg in Austria. He went on to study law at New York Law School, where he earned his Juris Doctorate in 2003. A native of Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Eberwine has lived in Louisville for the past 20 years.

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

Marc has practiced personal injury law since graduating from Brandeis School of Law in 2008. In that time, Marc has worked on cases resulting in millions of dollars for his clients.. From initial consultation, to jury trial, to the Kentucky Supreme Court, Marc has handled all possible aspects of personal injury litigation. It is through this experience with one of the oldest and most respected firms in Louisville that Marc was able to hone his craft and acquire the skills and abilities to start his own firm with Kyle Kaiman.. Marc prides himself on his client focused approach to each case and his willingness to provide zealous advocacy to his clients against all defendants, both big and small.

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I went to law school to try to help people.  My father had medical issues, while I was growing up.  I saw how people were hurt through no fault of their own.  In many cases, they were left with no recourse.  That fact both surprised and disappointed me.. As an attorney, I'm able to step in and help people when they need it the most.  I'm trained to seek justice.  I'm also a human being.  I try never to forget both of those factors when I'm representing my clients.  There's a legal sense of justice, but there's also an emotional (and financial) sense of justice.  I strive to deliver both for my clients.