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Defense Verdict in Fayette County Medical Malpractice Trial

By: Kinkead & Stilz
Kinkead & Stilz is pleased to announce that Melanie S. Marrs and Tonya S. Rager were successful in obtaining a Defense Verdict on behalf of a dentist in Lexington. The case involved claims that dentists overseeing a student clinic breached the standard of care, and failed to obtain the patient’s informed consent. However, Tonya and … Read more

David Trevey Discusses Cyber Liability Insurance on “The Freelance Bookkeeper”

By: Kinkead & Stilz
K&S attorney David Trevey appeared on “The Freelance Bookkeeper” to discuss professional liability insurance and cyber liability insurance. The Freelance Bookkeeper is a blog founded and ran by Gabrielle Fontaine, PB, ASBC, which provides practice building tips and training programs for startup bookkeeping firms and virtual bookkeepers around the globe. Check it out on the … Read more

Defense Verdict in Woodford County Medical Malpractice Trial

By: Kinkead & Stilz
Kinkead & Stilz is pleased to announce that Melanie S. Marrs and Tonya S. Rager were successful in obtaining a Defense Verdict on behalf of a Chiropractor in Woodford County, in a case involving a claimed permanent brachial plexus nerve injury following chiropractic manipulation. Plaintiff claimed that the adjustment exacerbated pre-existing conditions which caused the … Read more

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