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Peyton Holmes Porter Griffee is a partner and attorney at Sweat & Griffee Law Firm. Mr. Griffee was born and raised in Mount Washington, where he continues to live today with his wife Caitlin. Mr. Griffee attended Georgetown College and the University of Louisville Brandeis School of law graduating from both cum laude. During law school, Mr. Griffee was a member of the National Moot Court Team and an Ordered Liberty fellow. He also gained experience with a wide range of civil litigation as a clerk for the Zoppoth Law firm in Louisville, and later as a clerk for Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s civil division.. Following law school Mr. Griffee worked as a prosecutor at the Hardin County Attorney’s Office in Elizabethtown, successfully conducting his own Jury and bench trials, and gaining invaluable courtroom experience. Mr. Griffee also serves as an Officer in the United States Army Reserve, serving as a Judge Advocate. In this role, Mr. Griffee is able to serve his country utilizing his legal skills.. Mr. Griffee enjoys volunteering in the local community, reading, exercising, and spending time with family. Serving those in Bullitt County and surrounding areas is his passion, call today to speak with Mr. Griffee about the legal help you need.

Chris (founder of Law Office) is a Kentucky native and grew up in the Southeast Kentucky area. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of Kentucky. After college, Chris attended Appalachian School of Law where he received his juris doctor.. Chris was ranked at the top of his class, was recognized as a Dean Scholar every semester, and graduated Magna Cum Laude.  While at law school, he argued on the National Moot Court Competition Team and held the position as brief writer. He was a member of the Appalachian Journal of Law his second year and on the executive board his third year.  Chris completed a sixteen week course involving alternate dispute resolution and mediation.. Chris served as an intern in the Trial Services Division at the Department of Public Advocacy in Frankfort, Kentucky.  He interned at the office of Deputy Chief Justice Will T. Scott of the Kentucky Supreme Court. He was a law clerk at Wolfe, Williams, and Rutherford in Norton, Virginia.  Additionally, he was a Court Appointed Social Advocate (CASA) in the 29th Judicial District of Virginia.

Rachel Cunningham, a proud Louisville native, has always had a deep appreciation for her hometown and the state of Kentucky. She earned both her associate and bachelor’s degrees in Psychology before obtaining her law degree from the University of Louisville in 2016. After years of experience as an associate attorney in private firms—where she honed her expertise in personal injury, eviction, traffic defense, debt defense, wills, and probate—Rachel established her own firm, Cunningham Law, PLLC, in 2025.. Rachel is a dedicated advocate for her clients, whether representing individuals and families affected by another’s negligence, assisting with debt defense, or resolving traffic-related offenses. She takes a no-nonsense approach, focusing on achieving the best and most efficient outcomes for those she represents.. Inspired by her mother’s career in the legal field, Rachel’s passion for law began at an early age. Since becoming an attorney, she has developed specialized legal knowledge in personal injury, particularly motor vehicle collision and slip-and-fall claims.. She is an active member of the Kentucky Bar Association, Louisville Bar Association, Kentucky Justice Association, and the Women Lawyers Association of Jefferson County.. Rachel resides in Louisville with her husband, Trevor. She enjoys escaping to their summer home on Lake Huron in Michigan with family and cherishes time spent with their three beloved dogs—Hunter, Buttercup, and Tank—often capturing their playful antics through candid photography.

I am the son of a farmer and grade school teacher.  I am the oldest of three boys.  I am married and have been blessed with two wonderful children.  My family and life experiences have taught me to work hard and help people as much as I can.

Caroline Clay was born and raised in Somerset, Kentucky. She is a 2012 graduate of the University of Kentucky with a B.A. in Secondary English Education and is a 2016 graduate of the University of Brandeis School of Law. While in law school, Caroline served as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Law and Education. Caroline is licensed to practice in Kentucky and Indiana. Outside the office, Caroline enjoys boating on Lake Cumberland, cheering on the University of Kentucky Wildcats, and spending time with her family and friends.

Since joining Prizant Law Office in 2017, I primarily practice Person Injury Law, Family Law, and Criminal Defense, although I have experience with many other areas of law.. Before joining the bar, I graduated from Ohio Northern University Claude Pettit College of Law in Ada, Ohio, where I was an Associate Editor of the Ohio Northern Law Review, member of Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity, and served as Vice President of the Student Bar Association.

Jason Pride has a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Kentucky and a J.D. from University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. He is a member of Kentucky Bar Association and the Kentucky Justice Association.. His career highlights include the United States District Court, Western District of Kentucky and he has been a presenter for Kentucky Bar Association CLEs (KBA Update). Demonstrating his professional skill, Jason has successfully litigated cases for both plaintiffs and defendants.

I began my career as an Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney here in Louisville, Kentucky, handling some of the state's largest cases. While there, I was a member of the economic crime unit, the FAST team, general trial unit and served as the welfare fraud liaison. The vast trial experience I acquired has made me very capable of zeaously representing each and every one of my clients in areas of personal injury and criminal defense.