Employment lawyers in Kentucky

Explore Kentucky attorneys like Joseph E Blandford, Jr Attorney at Law in cities like Louisville. These attorneys specialize in Employment in Zip codes like 40208.

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Joseph E Blandford, Jr Attorney at Law

Firm: Joseph E Blandford, Jr Attorney at Law

1387 S 4th St , Louisville , Kentucky 40208

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Divorce & Family, Employment

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“I just hired him but so far he has returned calls, answer my questions, listens to the facts and advises me on my case in each area. I will do another...”

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“Joe is an amazing lawyer and person. He's come beside me through one of the worst times in my life and basically held my hand and ran interference for me. I cannot explain how much…”

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Kurt A Scharfenberger

Firm: Kurt A Scharfenberger

239 S 5th St , Louisville , Kentucky 40202

Practice Areas: Employment

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“I've known Kurt since 1991. He's a great person and an even better lawyer! Kurt gets results. I've sent numerous clients to him and each was very pleased...”

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Kyle Kaiman - Your Louisville Attorney

Firm: Kyle Kaiman - Your Louisville Attorney

291 N Hubbards Ln , Louisville , Kentucky 40207

Practice Areas: Employment, Personal Injury,

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“If you get hit by a car riding your bicycle, or running this is the man you want to call! Kyle is very professional. I recommend him to anyone that needs a...”

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Randy Blankenship

Firm: Blankenship Massey & Associates PLLC

504 Erlanger Rd , Erlanger , Kentucky 41018

Practice Areas: Family, Litigation, Personal Injury, Employment, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

Randy J. Blankenship is a magna cum laude graduate of Chase College of Law, where he graduated first in his class. He is admitted to practice in Ohio and Kentucky. He is also admitted to practice before the United States District Court and the United States Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.. Randy has over 30 years experience in civil litigation, including personal injury, employment law, consumer protection, business litigation and family law.. Randy is involved in many social activities including membership on the Erlanger City Council and on the Boards of the Erlanger Housing and Development Corporation, Baptist Life Communities, and Envision Learning Center. He is an active member of the Mercy Church.. Randy resides in Erlanger, KY with his wife Kathy. His daughter, Amy, works for Fidelity Investments and his son, Ben, is a member of the United States Army, 82nd Airborne Division. He enjoys reading, ventriloquism, history and travel.

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“in strategizing. Randy truly cares about his clients. We will definitely utilize his services again”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Great to work with Mr. Blankenship. Knowledgeable, talented, and hard working.”

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Robert Abell

120 North Upper Street , Lexington , Kentucky 40507

Practice Areas: Employment, Criminal Defense, Employment & Labor

I want to represent honest, hard-working individuals and families who have been damaged by the negligent or intentional wrongdoing of others. My experience has mainly been in personal injury and accident cases, employment law including discrimination, whistleblower and wages and overtime cases, insurance claims and cases and Kentucky workers compensation cases. Although Kentucky does not recognize any areas of legal specialty, I know these areas the best, they often overlap and interrrelate in a particular case and it is an advantage to have a lawyer who can cover all these bases. I invite you to contact to visit my website and contact my office.. I am also required by Kentucky law to tell you that THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT.

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“price I think this is the man. Gary”

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“I actually think a bunch of people who work in Lexington Kentucky, may have access to my phone number and my social media and or emails. I know employment is rough out here when it…”

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Karl Truman Law Office LLC

Firm: Karl Truman Law Office LLC

332 W Broadway , Louisville , Kentucky 40202

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Employment,

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“Mark has worked tirelessly and wanted to get to know me personally as a client to know my strengths and weaknesses for my case.”

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Recent Q&As in Kentucky (Employment)

(Sort of dumb) Question about gender discrimination in the workplace… | Aug 9, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Kentucky, USA (office); place of work: Ohio ^I wanted to mention this because I work as a contractor at a security company. The office I was hired out of is based in Kentucky, but all of the companies I actually guard at are in Ohio. Idk if that’s information anyone needs. TLDR; I was promised women’s-sized uniforms when I was hired, was made to wear men’s sizes, am uncomfortable at work, and have not yet received a properly fitting uniform after requesting one. Is this some form of gender discrimination/ if I have not been punished in any way for the way my uniform looks, does that negate my ability to potentially force them to get me a properly fitting uniform? So, I’m a relatively small woman and when I filled out my onboarding forms at work, I was provided with a uniform sheet where I could specify men’s or women’s and my measurements (Xs top, s pants, 30” inseam, etc), so I made the reasonable assumption that I would receive a women’s size uniform. When my uniform came, it was absolutely not the correct sizing at all, which was okay, so they ordered another one but asked for my neck size—if you’re a man or have purchased a men’s dress shirt, that is how they are sized. So I went down to the office to just rifle through their stock and try to find some stuff that worked and I did… sort of. It’s men’s clothing trying to…
I think someone is trying to scam me. Is it worth trying to make a mail fraud case? | Jul 26, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Kentucky. A few weeks ago I got into a little accident. The damage to the other vehicle was tiny. Could have been fixed with a toilet plunger. I was driving a company vehicle and my boss called and asked to pay out of pocket rather than report to insurance. A couple days ago I got a letter from an insurance company referencing the other driver and talking about a claim. Then yesterday I got a text from someone else who claimed to be texting from a local police department in Ohio where the accident occurred, and then later stated he was the husband of the driver and wanted me to pay for the damages. I haven't confirmed with my boss that he already paid, but i will on Monday. The letter from the insurance company implies that the woman filed a claim. Now this guy wants a third payment. I dont think the police are going to care that he claimed he is with the police. But I'm wondering if I convince him to mail me an estimate if that would be mail fraud. Add to that possibly insurance fraud if my employer already paid. Does anyone even prosecute those crimes?

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