McBrayer is pleased to be featured in the popular year-end Book of Lists from Louisville Business First among top law firms for Intellectual Property. 

McBrayer attorney Preston Clark Worley was sworn in this morning as Councilmember for the 7th District. With one year left in the term, Councilmember Jennifer Scutchfield resigned to become assistant director of the Kentucky Board of Elections, leaving the role to be appointed by Mayor Jim Gray.

Kentucky Landlords no longer need to panic about tenant dog bites, Associate John Michael Carter explains new legislation that changes the extension of liability for property owners.

The Cabinet for Health and Human Services filed a motion with the Court of Appeals today requesting a stay on the permanent injunction from Franklin Circuit Court on Monday October 30 that found them unconstitutional. 

In a major victory for the construction industry, the Kentucky Court of Appeals has issued its opinion in Carolyn Breedlove v. Smith Custom Homes, Inc. et al. The opinion addressed a number of issues, including applicability of two statutes of limitation that affect homebuilders’ potential liability for alleged construction defects and/or building code violations, KRS 413.120(13) and KRS 198B.130(2). 

19 attorneys from McBrayer law offices in Lexington and Louisville achieved a 2018 listing in U.S. News Best Lawyers in America. Only 4% of practicing attorneys achieve this status, which acknowledges quality of practice, scope of expertise, and high peer ratings.

Lexington Center Corporation Board, headed by McBrayer attorney Brent Rice, honored at Commerce Lexington Event

Meeting demand for client-centric legal services, the McBrayer law firm kicks off 2017 with expansion.