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 Must Recognize Same-Sex Marriages, Federal Judge Rules US District Judge John Heyburn ruled that Kentucky must recognize same-sex marriages conducted validly in other states in this opinions issued today. -
Congressmen Letter Requesting President Obama Decriminalize Marijuana 18 Congressmen ask President Obama to remove marijuana as a Schedule I narcotic; they characterize the federal marijuana laws as "unjust and irrational." -
Richie Farmer Sentencing Memorandum Richie Farmer argues he should receive only 21 months in jail on his public corruption convictions, not the 27 urged by the federal government. -
Sentencing Memo by United States in Richie Farmer Case The United States argues that Richie Farmer, the UK basketball legend and ex-Ag Commissioner, should be jailed for 27 months on his public corruption charges. -
Richie Farmer's Plea Agreement Richie Farmer's plea agreement on public corruption charges. -
Lexington Criminal Defense Lawyer Robert Abell On Richie Farmer Prosecution Lexington lawyer Robert Abell considers in this essay the criminal prosecution of former UK star and Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer. -
Ask An Attorney Questions, Demand Straight Answers Robert Abell offers this guide to individuals and families looking to hire a lawyer. -
Lexington Employment Lawyer Robert Abell On the Fair Pay Act The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act helps workers recover fair pay argues Robert Abell in this essay published in the Lexington Herald-Leader. -
Liability Suits Are Path to Justice Accountability and responsibility are and should be the result of injury lawsuits argues Robert Abell in this essay published in the Lexington Herald-Leader -
Lexington Criminal Defense Lawyer Robert Abell on the unjust Federal Crack Cocaine Law Lexington criminal defense lawyer Robert Abell argues in the Lexington Herald-Leader that Congress should reform the racially discriminatory crack cocaine law -
Lexington Personal Injury Lawyer Robert Abell On Tort Reform Robert Abell argues in this essay published in the Lexington Herald-Leader that tort reformer proposes a cruel cure for a fictional problem. -
Hershel Adkins v Justice Cabinet; Kentucky Personnel Board The exceptions to the Hearing Officer's recommended order on behalf of Hershel Adkins in Hershel Adkins v. Justice Cabinet -
Former KSU Student Life Director Leslie Thomas Files Suit; Complaint In Franklin Circuit Court Leslie Thomas, former Director of Student Life at KSU, has filed suit claiming discrimination, retaliation and wrongful discharge. -
Vijay Singh Sues PGA Tour Over Doping Allegation Golfer Vijay Singh has filed suit against the PGA Tour over a doping allegation earlier this year that went nowhere. -
False Medicare Billing; False Claims Act Whistleblower Complaint A whistleblower complaint under the False Claims Act regarding alleged false Medicare billing. -
False Billing of Medicare: Anatomy of a False Claims Act Whistleblower Complaint Medicare can only be properly billed for medical services, procedures and/or devices that are "reasonable and necessary" for the patient's treatment. -
Workers Compensation Retaliation, Abuse of Process & Malicious Prosecution - Isham v. ABF Freight Systems Brief to Kentucky Court of Appeals by Robert L. Abell regarding claims of workers compensation retaliation, abuse of process and malicious prosecution. -
The Fiduciary Duty of a Corporate Executive Corporate executives owe a fiduciary duty to their company which includes full disclosure of their interests in other companies. -
Damages Awarded In EEOC Cases A compendium of damage awards by the EEOC in discrimination cases. -
Kentucky Personnel Board Hearing Officer's Recommended Order: Adkins v Department of Corrections The Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommended Order by a hearing officer for the Kentucky Personnel Board in Adkins v. Department of Corrections.