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Governor Bevin Creates Kentucky Real Estate Authority to Consolidate Multiple Real Estate Boards

On December 1, 2016 Governor Matt Bevin issued Executive Order No. 2016-859. The Executive Order will have a lasting effect on Kentucky’s real estate industry by reorganizing four administrative bodies and creating the Kentucky Real Estate Authority.

The Illusion of Public Policy: Reanalyzing Kentucky’s Restaurant Liquor Licensing Schemes

This article examines the alcohol control regulations and zoning obstacles in obtaining a liquor license for a new restaurant in Kentucky, as well as the impact of this process and the public policy behind it will be addressed.

Auto Accident in a Rental Car - St. Louis Car Wreck Attorney

In a situation where a rental car driver has been involved in an accident, it is important to establish liability, and to determine whether or not the victim of the accident is entitled to compensation for any injuries they have sustained.

Finding a top hernia mesh recall lawyer

It is important that you retain a top hernia mesh law firm with deep pockets and the resources to get a big settlement on your behalf.

Connecticut Court Bars Sex Offender from Withdrawing Guilty Plea

A blog post about how one sex offender is trying to take back his guilty plea.

Prenuptial Specifications: What Can and Cannot Be Included in Prenuptial Agreements

A blog post about prenup dos and don'ts.

Connecticut Compulsory Education Laws: An Overview

A blog post about the compulsory education laws in Connecticut requiring children between the ages of 5 and 18 to attend public or private or home school.

Superior Court Upholds $14.5M Verdict Against Fitness Center

A blog post about a case in which a gym employee was not properly trained in working with equipment which resulted in a doctor having a heart attack.

Can I be punished by my college for off-campus activity?

YES.

Educators & Social Media Interactons

Many of you have heard about the teacher fired for her Twitter response to a student’s misspelling of the word tomorrow.

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