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Implementing IPD on Public Projects
Multi-party relational contracts are the premier vehicle for implementing Integrated Project Delivery on commercial construction projects. Because of laws governing public projects, the use of…
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Guest Blog: Goering Center Family & Private Business Generational Expectations
How do I know if my next generation family member is ready to take over the reins of my family business? That simple question…
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SCOKY Discusses Narrow Exception to Waiver of Affirmative Defense Not Pled in Answer to Original Complaint
In a recent decision, the Kentucky Supreme Court noted the general rule that failure to plead an affirmative defense in response to the original complaint…
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What’s in a Name? Potentially…A Lot!
A trademark or service mark is any word, name, phrase, symbol, device and/or design that serves as a source identifier. Trademarks and service marks serve…
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Investing in the Future
Join us at Thomas More on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 29th at 4:00 PM for a complimentary Estate Planning Seminar. Topics discussed will include…
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How to Properly Handle the Sick Employee that Misses Work
Employers know that regular attendance is a requirement in a job. Employees who consistently miss work can wreak havoc on schedules and delivery of products…
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In a Capital Murder Case, SCOKY Upholds Conviction Notwithstanding JeffCo’s Noncompliant Voir Dire Process — Where Defendant Agreed to It; Also Discussed Preservation of Error for Denial of Juror Challenge
In a May 2014 post we discussed the case of Oro-Jimenez v. Com. 412 S.W.3d 174 (Ky. 2013), in which the Kentucky Supreme Court held,…
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High Court Revives UPS Pregnancy Bias Case
The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a Fourth Circuit decision striking down a win for UPS. See the full story here.
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COAKY Panel Holds Jury Gets General Duty Instruction for Informed Consent Claim
In a recent 2-1 decision (see it here) by Chief Judge Glenn Acree, the Kentucky Court of Appeals held in Horsley v. Smith that the…
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