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Kentucky Whistleblower Act Applies to Cities
Employees of cities and municipalities are protected by the Kentucky Whistleblower Act, the United States Court of Appeals ruled March 15, 2010, in Melvin Kindle, et al vs. City of Jeffersontown, Kentucky. To read a copy of the court's opinion click here.The employees of Jeffersontown's police department, Melvin Kindle, Brad Silveria and Dee Handy were represented by Lexington, Kentucky whistleblower lawyer Robert Abell. Read a copy of their main brief and their reply brief filed by Robert Abell on their behalf in the appeals court.
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