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I Graduated from the University of Idaho with a B.S. Degree in Political Science (1982) and a J.D. from the University of Idaho School of Law (1986). For the last 37 years, I have litigated hundreds of cases including personal injury and workers' compensation cases. I have been tenaciously defending injured parties in civil lawsuits involving car accidents, insurance companies, and work-related injuries. I have worked for the Idaho Industrial Commission and know how to create a successful claim.

Ethan A. Busald attended Transylvania University where he received his Bachelors in 2005. He then studied at Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University until 2009. Ethan received his Bar Admissions in Kentucky and Ohio in 2010 and has been practicing in Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury at Busald, Funk, Zevely ever since.

Austin Kennady is a native of McCracken County. He grew up in the Heath community and is a 2007 honors graduate of Heath High School. Austin graduated from the University of Kentucky cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in History in 2011. While at UK, Austin participated in the Student Government Association, Sigma Chi Fraternity where he served as treasurer of their charity event, and worked as treasurer for a student investment group. He received a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2014.. He joined the Bryant Law Center in 2014. His primary practice areas include workers’ compensation, personal injury, and criminal defense. Austin and his legal assistant, Shauna, head the Bryant Law Center’s workers’ compensation department, taking pride in their advocacy for hundreds of injured workers they have represented across western Kentucky.

Doug is the kind of guy who is known to “take good care of his stuff.” Doug has a passion for helping others do the same, whether defending an employer in a law suit, or counseling a family through an estate plan. He believes in providing quality representation and good counsel, and he understands the value of practical advice. Doug has been known to think outside of the box and to take innovative approaches to problem solving, in order to most efficiently represent his clients.. Doug is not the kind of attorney who likes to argue for the sake of arguing. Instead, he takes a different kind of approach, often utilizing Harvard Negotiation Project strategies to reach efficient resolutions. His favorite moments in advocacy are the ones where he finds an argument that the opposing party has not considered and develops all of the facts to support the argument before they even realize the defense exists. His aggressive work ethic, analytical skills, and passion for finding real life solutions make him an effective advocate for his clients.