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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 Hospital and its nurses in Fayette County in a case involving claimed permanent peroneal nerve injury, causing foot drop, following open heart surgery.

KBA Ethics Opinion E-442: Beware “Reply All”

By: David Trevey

Email communications are a staple of the practice of law. Consider that the United States issued a copyright for the term “EMAIL” in August 1982, and according to a study conducted by the Radicati Group in 2017, there were 3.7 billion email users sending about 269 billion emails a day. To many of us, it … Read more

Welcome, Meredith Cave!

By: Kinkead & Stilz

Kinkead & Stilz is pleased to welcome Meredith Cave as a summer associate. Ms. Cave is a rising 3rd year at the University of Kentucky College of Law. Ms. Cave previously attended Georgetown College and is native to the Central Kentucky area. Ms. Cave will be focusing her summer work on civil litigation matters. We … Read more

#METOO?
 Why you, too, need a workplace sexual harassment policy

By: Lynn Zellen

As an employer, ensuring that your workplace is free of harassment isn’t just the right thing to do; it has many practical benefits, including improved employee morale and productivity. But even if you think your anti-harassment stance goes without saying, adopting and following a written policy aimed at preventing and, if necessary, redressing illegal harassment … Read more

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