A severe injury can result in lost time from work, ongoing medical expenses, permanent disability, and other losses that can significantly affect the rest of a victim’s life. Our library articles guide injury victims through their claims, helping them understand their liability, learn how to gather evidence, and navigate the complexities of a personal injury case.
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Kentucky Supreme Court Slams University of Kentucky's Repeated Mishandling of Open Records Requests Supreme Court Slams University of Kentucky lawlessness: "statutory obligations that were ignored or minimized by the University at every step of the way." -
An Employer's Duty to Reasonably Accommodate an Employee's Disability May Include Reassignment to a Vacant Position for Which She is Qualified; Complaint Filed in Franklin Circuit Court An employer has a duty to reasonably accommodate an employee's disability; this can include reassignment to a vacant position for which she's qualified. -
Kentucky Department of Agriculture Sued by Its Assistant General Counsel for Disability Discrimination; Failure to Accommodate Her Disability An employer must reasonably accommodate an employee with a disability; this can include telecommuting or working from home; failure is disability discrimination -
Franklin Circuit Court Nearly Completely Rejects Department of Agriculture's Assertion of Attorney-Client Privilege; Deposition of Human Resources Manager to Resume The Kentucky Dept. of Agriculture's assertion of attorney-client privilege was almost complete rejected by the Franklin Circuit Court. -
Federal Court Complaint for Wrongful Termination - Retaliation for Seeking Kentucky Workers Compensation Benefits Lexington Kentucky employment lawyer Robert Abell filed this complaint in federal court, a claim for retaliation for seeking workers compensation benefits. -
The ADA Protects Employees "Regarded As" Disabled But Who Have No Disability Nurse Anesthetist Prevails in "Regarded As" Disability Discrimination Case; Lexington, Kentucky ADA lawyer Robert Abell -
Race and National Origin Discrimination; White American Employee Sues Lexington Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell filed this race and national origin discrimination suit against Tokico in Madison Circuit Court. -
Whistleblower Suit Filed by Lexington Police Officer Lexington Kentucky whistleblower lawyer Robert Abell filed suit for a police officer retaliated against for reporting misconduct by an assistant chief. -
Sexual Harassment & Retaliation -- Federal Court Complaint Lexington Kentucky sexual harassment lawyer Robert Abell filed this complaint for sexual harassment and retaliation in U.S. District Court in Lexington. -
Kentucky Supreme Court Opinion Lexington Kentucky lawyer Robert Abell represented a Family Court Judge in the Supreme Court a matter regarding state court employment procedures and policies. -
Democratic Leader's Role In Hiring of State Prison Worker Raises Questions Lexington Kentucky employment lawyer Robert Abell represented this state employee before the Kentucky Personnel Board challenging a promotion process. -
State Board Delays Decision on Whether Legislator Influenced Hiring of His Friend Kentucky Personnel Board action covered by Lexington Herald-Leader case represented by Lexington employment lawyer Robert Abell. -
Kentucky Personnel Board Orders Promotion Process be Re-done a Third Time The Kentucky Personnel Board granted relief in the form of a re-done promotion process to the client represented by Lexington employment lawyer Robert Abell. -
Personal Injury -- Restaurant Customer Injured by Attack of Another Customer Lexington Kentucky injury lawyer Robert Abell filed this complaint for a restaurant customer injured during an attack from another customer. -
Kentucky Workers Compensation; Knee Replacement from Work Injury Lexington Kentucky workers compensation lawyer Robert Abell obtained this favorable opinion and award for his client's knee injury and replacement -
Race Discrimination; Application for Employment to Columbia Gas Lexington Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell filed this race discrimination case for an African-American applicant at Columbia Gas. -
Service Tech's Suit for Unpaid Overtime; Federal Court Complaint Lexington Kentucky overtime lawyer Robert Abell filed this complaint for unpaid overtime for a service tech for mining machines in US District Court. -
Federal Court Order Approving Overtime and Unpaid Wages Settlement Federal court order approving unpaid overtime and wages settlement for waiter represented by Lexington Kentucky overtime lawyer Robert Abell -
Unpaid Overtime and Wages Complaint for Waiter; Tip Credit Misapplied Lexington Kentucky overtime lawyer Robert Abell filed this suit for unpaid overtime and wages for a waiter to whom the tip credit had been misapplied. -
Federal Court Approving Overtime Settlement for Pizza Cook Lexington Kentucky overtime lawyer Robert Abell helped this pizza cook get this overtime settlement approved by the U.S. District Court in Lexington.