SC: No May 2014 Summaries of Published Opinions from Supreme Court of Ky
Just completing the rotation so you do not think I left out a month.
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SC: August 21, 2014 – Attorney Disciplinary Matters – Arnett, Jr.; Bramble; Pridemore; Fulmer, II; Francis, II; Dutra; King & Johnston
Posted by Michael Stevens | Aug 31, 2014 | Attorney Discipline, SCOKY - Supreme Court |
The Supreme Court issued decisions in seven attorney disciplinary matters on August 2014 – John Greene Arnett, Jr.; Mark A. Bramble; Daniel Edward Pridemore; William Kelly Fulmer, II; Cabell D. Francis, II; John E. Dutra; and...
Read MoreSC: April 2014 Summaries of Published Decisions for Ky Supreme Court – attempt at recalling expert to rebut juror raised issue denied; school bleachers and principal’s immunity qualified
Posted by Michael Stevens | Aug 30, 2014 | Monthly Summaries of Published SC and COA Decisions 2012+, SCOKY - Supreme Court, SCOKY Monthly Summaries |
The Supreme Court of Kentucky released its summary of published decisions for April 2014. The April 2014 Kentucky Supreme Court published cases include the following injury law, tort, insurance, and civil decisions: affirmed...
Read MoreSC: August 2014 Grants of Discretionary Review
Posted by Michael Stevens | Aug 30, 2014 | SCOKY - Supreme Court, SCOKY Discretionary Review |
Ten (10) motions for discretionary review were granted by the Supreme Court of Kentucky for June 2014. The links to the Supreme Court’s case information page are entered based upon templates, but should the link not work, then...
Read MoreCOA: August 29, 2014 Minutes ( 784-796): negligent hiring, supervision or retention of church employee whose negligence proximately caused the death of several minors (church campers) (Big Spring Assembly of God,Inc. vs. Stevenson)
Posted by Michael Stevens | Aug 29, 2014 | COA Minutes, Court of Appeals, Minutes - COA and SCOKY |
The Kentucky Court of Appeals announced 13 decisions on Aug. 29, 2014, with one case published). Our tort report of decisions of interest to Louisville and Kentucky injury attorneys dealing with torts, insurance and civil...
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