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Chief Justice Minton announces improvements to judicial center program
Oct 10, 2008 Frankfort, Ky. — Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr. discussed improvements to the Administrative Office of the Courts judicial center construction program at the Friday, Oct. 3, meeting of the Court…
Two important Ky. criminal cases just released…dui and prosecutorial misconduct
Every week lawreader publishes a synopsis of every ky. appellate case. only subscribers may access this valuable material….members can read more about these two important criminal cases just released….. Oct. 10- important Cases on Lawreader:…
Professor Barry Eichengreen says strong action should be taken to stop the financial crisis from getting worse.
Barry Eichengreen is George C. Pardee and Helen N. Pardee Professor of Economics and Political Science at the University of California, BERKELEY, California (CNN) — Every time the economy and stock market turn down, financial…
Those who know “Beau” Bolus of the Haddad Law Office in Louisville are not surprised he scored a $9.89 million dollar Med Mal verdict in Fayette County
A large medical malpractice verdict is increasingly a rare thing to witness. Juries often demonstrate their bias against lawsuits by being parsimonious in writing checks to plaintiffs. Occasionally however, a case with merit is presented…
Don McNay on: Machiavelli and the current Economic Crisis
Come on baby, don’t fear the reaper. -Blue Oyster Cult I wish one of our economic leaders had been a political science major. George Bush has an MBA from Harvard. Henry Paulson…
In oral arguments U.S. Sup. Court sympathetic to worker’s discrimination retaliation claims
By MARK SHERMAN – 1 day ago WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court justices indicated Wednesday they would side with a longtime government worker who claims she was fired in retaliation after she cooperated with…
Fayette County, usually a dead zone for Medical Malpractice verdicts, awards $9.89 million due to surgery that went bad
This article was published on Herald-Leader.com By Brandon Ortiz A $9.89 million civil verdict was returned Wednesday in a lawsuit filed by a Lexington hairdresser who became paraplegic after a routine heart surgery. A Fayette…
Ga. Supreme Court backs vaccine suit in autism case
Ga. Supreme Court Backs Vaccine Suit in Autism Case Conflicting with courts around the U.S., state Supreme Court says Congress didn’t intend to ‘pre-empt all design defect claims’ R. Robin McDonald Fulton County…
Geoprgia Supreme Court Backs Vaccine Suit in Autism Case
Conflicting with courts around the U.S., state Supreme Court says Congress didn’t intend to ‘pre-empt all design defect claims’ R. Robin McDonald Fulton County Daily Report October 7, 2008 The Supreme…
Ky. State Government’s E-Transparency Web Site Goes Online
Monday, October 06, 2008 Public asked for their input on “Kentucky’s Open Door” test site FRANKFORT, Ky. — A mockup of Kentucky’s first e-Transparency Web site is now online and members of the…