In July, McBrayer Member Mitchel Denham was appointed by Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg to serve as a member of the Louisville Economic Development Alliance (LEDA). LEDA, a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, is tasked with leading business expansion, retention, and attraction initiatives. Its objectives include the development of a new citywide brand, and the facilitation of partnerships focused on talent development, small business and entrepreneur development, finance, and bonding, as well as policy analysis, research, and advocacy.

McBrayer Member Mitchel Denham has been re-appointed by Governor Andy Beshear for a second four-year term with the Louisville Regional Airport Authority (LRAA).

McBrayer PLLC once again celebrates another year of growth and excellence in serving clients, with a record-breaking 50 attorneys recognized in the 2025 editions of Best Lawyers® in America and Best Lawyers®: Ones to Watch.

McBrayer Associate Valerie Michael has been named to the Leadership Lexington's Class of 2024-2025. 

McBrayer’s expansion continues with the addition of two Associate attorneys and a Chief Human Resources Officer in the Lexington and Louisville offices, further expanding the firm’s litigation and intellectual property groups and adding a trusted HR professional to firm administration.

McBrayer's Intellectual Property attorneys have jumped into the realm of podcasting with their new podcast, Protected Thoughts. Hear discussions on up-to-the-minute issues in intellectual property from our knowledgeable and insightful IP team.

It is fitting that today, World Intellectual Property Day, would see an expansion of the McBrayer Intellectual Property practice with the addition of a handful of attorneys across both the Lexington and Louisville offices of the firm

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management have announced that McBrayer PLLC is one of the 2024 Best Places to Work in Kentucky in the small-sized employer category.

As they ring in the new year, MML&K Government Solutions and McBrayer PLLC are proud to announce a major move in Frankfort, Kentucky. MML&K Government Solutions will relocate from their current office at 305 Ann Street to a new office just across the street at 202 West Main Street, where the law firm of McBrayer PLLC will expand and open a new Frankfort practice to complement current offices in Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky. 

On November 8, McBrayer attorney Jack Wheat will speak in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's seminar entitled "Spirits and Intellectual Property: Bourbon."

On Friday, November 3, McBrayer attorney Phillip Pearson will present at the 2023 Fall Professional Education Seminar sponsored by Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company. 

McBrayer has achieved Mansfield Certification Plus under the Midsize Mansfield Rule. After joining the rigorous 18-month 2022-2023 cohort, McBrayer PLLC is proud to announce that it has achieved Mansfield Certification Plus.

McBrayer PLLC has expanded its roster of attorneys yet again with the addition of attorneys Katy Harvey and Emily Shepard, who were sworn into the Kentucky Bar on October 20.

Winterwood Incorporated held its Annual Training Meeting on October 16 and 17. McBrayer attorneys Jaron Blandford, William Carroll, Chris Eller, Jason Hollon, Addison Lowry, and Zachary Webster presented to the group. 

On October 19, McBrayer attorney Phillip Pearson will present, "Secure Act: Nuts and Bolts for the Practitioner" as part of the DC Bar Communities Estate and Tax Planning series.