The SAHMA Affordable Housing Conference took place on April 9-10 in Louisville, KY.

This episode of KET Tonight took place on March 30, 2026. Anne-Tyler Morgan participated as a speaker, contributing to a discussion of state budget priorities.

The 2026 Downtown Lexington Partnership Annual Meeting & Awards took place on March 27th in Lexington, KY. 

Bourbonomics took place on March 26, 2026, in Louisville, KY. Member Stephen Amato spoke, with Members Neal Morris, Anne-Tyler Morgan, Mitchel Denham, Cindy Effinger, Jack Wheat, and Bruce Paul attending.

The AAMVA 2026 Workshop & Law Institute took place on March 18 in Louisville, KY.

One Louisville's Annual Meeting took place on March 18, 2026in Louisville, KY. 

The James B. Beam Institute Industry Conference took place from March 16-18, 2026, in Lexington, KY.

Member Preston Worley spoke to the local Central Kentucky American Inn of Court on March 10, 2026.

KY Inno's Startups to Watch 2026 took place on March 5 in Louisville, KY.

Louisville Business First's Mentoring Monday took place on February 23 in Louisville, KY.

KET's February Fanfare took place on February 14 in Louisville, KY.

Bluegrass Society for Human Resource Management's (BGSHRM) February Update took place on February 10 in Lexington, KY.

KY Chamber's Annual Chamber Day Dinner took place on January 8 in Lexington, KY.

The CASA Joy Tree event for Fayette County was held on November 12th in Lexington, KY, hosted by McBrayer PLLC.

Join us for the eighth chapter in our long-running Scary Stories from the HR Department series, "Ferris Bueller's Days Off."

Member Anne-Tyler Morgan will appear on KET's Kentucky Tonight this evening at 8:00 p.m. to discuss Medicaid.

Member Anne-Tyler Morgan will represent the firm as a panel moderator at the inaugural 2025 Federal Issues Summit, hosted by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.

Member Stephen Amato took part in a panel at Louisville Business First's Bourbonomics event, held on March 24th at the Ice House in downtown Louisville.

On March 17th, Member Stephen Amato spoke at the 6th Annual James B. Beam Institute Industry Conference on What’s New in Whiskey Law: Update on Legislative and Regulatory Changes 2024.

In the face of an impending employment disaster, you need knowledgeable guides to lead you out of your doom. On November 6th at 11 a.m., join us for our annual Scary Stories from the HR Department webinar with employment law attorneys Cindy Effinger and Claire Vujanovic. 

On June 6th,  Member Anne-Tyler Morgan and Bob Babbage spoke at Lexington Forum's June Breakfast.

On April 24, 2024, McBrayer Member Anne-Tyler Morgan, presented at the Kentucky Association for Economic Development Spring Conference.

On February 5th, Member Anne-Tyler Morgan appeared on KET's Kentucky Tonight to discuss the state budget for funding public education, child care, and other budget allocations. The bills mentioned were House Bill 6, House Bill 1, and House Bill 5, which is named the Safer Kentucky Act.

In the ever-changing and often perplexing world of employment law, even the simplest issues can feel like total mysteries. On November 2nd at 11 a.m., join us for our annual Scary Stories from the HR Department webinar with employment law super-sleuths Cindy Effinger and Claire Vujanovic. 

Join us for a seminar discussing recent and important developments in laws and regulations affecting employers.

Join us for a seminar discussing recent and important developments in laws and regulations affecting employers.

Join attorneys Cindy Effinger and Claire Vujanovic on Wednesday, October 26th at 11 a.m. for our fifth annual edition of Scary Stories from the HR Department—a fright-filled webinar for employers who are ready to tackle the scary stuff.

On Tuesday, July 12th, at 11 a.m., the attorneys of McBrayer PLLC and the government relations professionals of MML&K Government Solutions present a webinar aimed at all Kentucky employers and organizations: “What’s New in the Bluegrass: Kentucky Legislative Update 2022.”

In this webinar, attorneys Anne-Tyler Morgan, Lisa English Hinkle, Jason Hollon and Jonas Bastien will provide a quick overview of the new rules, their timetable for implementation, and the ways healthcare employers should handle corollary issues such as religious exemptions. 

Do vaccine mandates, employee handbooks, and reasonable accommodations haunt your nightmares—or even just your email inbox? Our fearless team of employment attorneys is armed with the information and advice you need to tackle the sharpest-toothed employment issues.

McBrayer members Cindy Effinger and Claire Vujanovic recently presented at the National Business Institute's Continuing Legal Education program.

Join us at McBrayer PLLC for our annual “Scary Stories from the HR Department” webinar, now in its third – and scariest – incarnation. Attorneys Cindy Effinger and Claire Vujanovic will guide employers through hypotheticals of horror and ripped-from-the-headlines issues from this year, from COVID-19 issues in the workplace to social and political division among employees. They will calm your fears by providing best practices advice to keep the darkest nightmares from becoming your reality.

Kentucky is set to begin phased reopening, but whether businesses had completely shuttered through the stay-at-home order, moved to telework, or remained open under limitations, returning to more normal operations will require a review of policies and procedures to protect from legal liability. Although many return to work policies will be industry-specific, all businesses will have to consider medical screenings, cleaning protocols, privacy issues, training on new laws and how to deal with internal complaints.

McBrayer law supports bars and restaurants, retailers, and producers to keep their Kentucky alcoholic beverage licenses current.