The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which took effect on January 1, 2024, represents a significant shift in the regulatory landscape of U.S. businesses. This legislation, aimed at thwarting financial crimes such as money laundering and tax evasion, mandates that...
Kentucky has Significant Protections for Defendants Accused of Defamation As the prevalence of social media continues to grow in our everyday lives, it is easier than ever to be caught up in an online feud. Sometimes, these keyboard disputes can lead to serious...
7 Types of Law: An Overview of Legal Services Legal practice encompasses a wide range of services and areas of expertise. These fall into 7 overarching types of law. Learning about the different kinds of law will help you understand where you might like to practice,...
Two of the most popular business structures today are limited liability companies (LLC’s) and sole proprietorships. An LLC is simple to set up and easy to maintain while both LLC’s and sole proprietorships offer various benefits. However, if you are deciding between...
Grandparents Visitation Rights in Kentucky Grandparents have a special relationship with their grandchildren. The Kentucky General Assembly recognized the importance of this relationship by codifying the right for Grandparents to seek visitation with their...
If you were hurt on the job, or if you contracted COVID-19 at work, you probably have a lot of pressing questions about workers’ compensation in Kentucky. We are here to help you get what you need to recover from your on-the-job injury. From wage replacement issues to...
Our law firm represents multiple cities in Northern Kentucky. We frequently counsel and advise on unique areas of municipal law that affects all property owners. There are many gray areas and unique laws related to zoning and property rights. Each case has a unique...
Nearly every business owner has had their doubts about being in business with a partner, or multiple partners. This is a common concern for virtually every business owner, at some point in time. Sometimes, the business partner asking this question may be overvaluing...
Understand Your 4th Amendment Rights The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects a citizen’s right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures. Traditionally, the Fourth Amendment has been...