Congratulations to Sara Osborne, who has been named one of the 2019 Notable Women in Kentucky Politics and Government by The Kentucky Gazette. Sara is highly deserving of this recognition and we couldn’t be prouder!

Attorney and former professional chef James McKiernan gives restaurant owners a head-up on common legal issues that are treacherous for food service businesses of all sizes. 

Journalist Beth Musgrave outlines concerns from both neighborhood groups and developers relating to the 2019 Comprehensive Plan for Fayette County. McBrayer Attorney Jacob Walbourn, who represents both developers and neighborhoods, is quoted citing unclear standards in the plan. 

McDonald's has had its trademark of the words BIG MAC canceled by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) after a legal fight with an Irish fast food chain known as Supermac's. 

You’re writing a blog post about your company and think it might be cool to snag a photo from someone else’s website and use it. It’s on the internet so it’s perfectly … illegal.

It’s against the law to copy someone else’s work and pass (or paste) it as your own, per Title 17 of the United States Code, the section that deals with the copyright laws of the land.

LFUCG Councilmember Preston Worley previaled in Tuesday's election to keep his seat at for the Seventh District.