Victims are often unprepared for the effort it will take to recover payment after an injury. In our blog, our legal team explores common challenges victims experience during their physical and emotional recoveries, as well as best practices when pursuing a personal injury case.
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Lexington Overtime Lawyer Discusses Social Workers Overtime Settlement Lexington overtime lawyer Robert Abell discusses the $175,000 settlement reached by social workers in Jefferson County for their unpaid overtime. -
Lexington Medicare Fraud Lawyer On Upcoding Medicare & Medicaid Fraud Lexington, Kentucky Medicare and Medicaid fraud lawyer Robert Abell discusses the practice of upcoding to wrongly increase monies paid by Medicare and Medicaid. -
Fraudulent Overbilling Whistleblower Case Against AT & T Settled A whistleblower case against AT & T that it fraudulently overbilled the federal government has been settled with the company paying $3.5 million. -
Lexington Overtime Lawyer On The Suit by BOP Workers Delayed Wages Bureau of Prisons employees required to work through the government shutdown without pay claim the delayed payment of their wages violates federal law. -
Lexington Overtime: Is Time Waiting At Security Points Work Time? After clocking out an Amazon employee claims that she spent 10-20 minutes per day clearing security checkpoints; she has filed suit for overtime for this time. -
Sexual Harassment Alleged Against Red Lobster Manager Several female employees of Red Lobster claim they were sexually harassed, propositioned and groped by their manager. -
Employees Settle 401(k) Suit Against International Paper High management fees and poor investment choices for their 401(k) accounts were cited by employees in a suit against International Paper settled for $30 Million -
Sex Discrimination Suit Filed by FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell discusses the sex discrimination suit filed by the Special Agent-In-Charge of the FBI's Seattle office. -
Synthetic Marijuana Seller Targeted In Wrongful Death Suit A store that sold synthetic marijuana to a young man who later drowned has been sued in a wrongful death lawsuit. -
Lexington Overtime Lawyer: "Salary" Workers Settle Overtime Suit Lexington overtime lawyer Robert Abell discusses the recent settlement of an overtime suit by "salaried" employees of a Utah tree company. -
Unsupervised Radiation Treatments Lead To Whistleblower Settlement A number of oncology clinics in the Florida panhandle have settled a whistleblower lawsuit arising from radiation treatments that were no supervised by a doctor -
Tip Credit Wages Suit Against Applebee's Lexington overtime lawyer Robert Abell discusses a suit by restaurant employees against Applebee's for unpaid wages that raises application of the tip credit. -
Lexington Medicaid Fraud Lawyer on Medicaid Fraud by Kickbacks Lexington, Kentucky Medicaid fraud lawyer Robert Abell discusses a whistleblower suit claiming Medicaid fraud by illegal kickbacks. -
False Billing For Special Ed Students Alleged By Whistleblower Suit A former project manager at a charter school claims in a whistleblower suit that she was fired for questioning the school's billing for special ed students. -
Race Discrimination Class Action Lawsuit Against Merrill Lynch Settled for $160 Million A race discrimination class action suit against Merrill Lynch claiming that black brokers were denied fair opportunity to succeed has settled for $160 million -
Lexington Discrimination Lawyer: $250,000 Verdict In An N-Word Case Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell discusses a case where an employee subjected to a racial tirade by her supervisor was awarded $250,000. -
Coal Ash Cleanup Workers Sue For Injuries Workers who cleaned up coal ash in Tennessee and were injured as a result of exposure to toxic substances have filed suit in Tennessee federal court. -
Corrections Officers Seek Overtime for Off the Clock Work Lexington, Kentucky overtime lawyer Robert Abell discusses a suit by corrections officers for unpaid overtime based on work they did while off the clock. -
Employer Trying To Force Arbitration of Sex Discrimination Claims Venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has appealed a court's decision to allow a closely watched sex discrimination lawsuit to proceed. -
Asbestos Cancer Victims Win $190 Million Judgment Construction workers who developed cancer because of their exposure to asbestos in their work have won a $160 million judgment in a New York trial.