Brian Scott Brownfield | Louisville Accident & Injury

My client was arrested by the police for not having a KY driver's license - even though she was not driving a car. We were able to have the criminal charge filed against her dismissed. We also obtained a financial settlement from the City of Louisville for the officer's unlawful arrest.

Our firm handles a small caseload so that we can efficiently resolve our client's cases in a timely manner. Our goal is to get to work on your case right away.

A lawyer should answer and return the client's phone call as soon as possible. The client should know exactly which lawyer and staff will be working on the case.

Local knowledge is critical. I have worked on cases in every court in Jefferson County.

I provide free phone and in person consultations. Call me today so we can discuss your options.

I want to know how I can help you. What is your need for legal advice and what is your goal for the outcome.

I worked for a major law firm for 5 years. I offer individuals, families and small business big firm expertise at reasonable rates.

The most rewarding part of my job is when the client tells me at the end of their case that are happy with the outcome. A referral by a former client of a new client is our greatest compliment.

• Kentucky Justice Association | Member | 2007 - Present
  Kentucky Bar Association | Member | 2007 - Present

• Trial College Graduate | Kentucky Justice Association | 2009
  Ed Post Trial Lawyer Award | University of Louisville | 2007

• Case: Allgeier v. MV Transportation, Inc. Summary: Passenger who used wheelchair filed suit for negligence and gross negligence against paratransit company, on the basis of respondeat superior and its own negligence, for personal injuries suffered in fall on paratransit bus. Jury verdict of $4.2 million in compensatory damages. The Circuit Court, Jefferson County, dismissed passenger's claim for punitive damages and entered judgment in favor of passenger for compensatory damages based on jury verdict. Passenger appealed denial of claim for punitive damages, and paratransit company cross-appealed judgment awarding compensatory damages. The Court of Appeals affirmed jury verdict award, reversed dismissal of punitive damages claims, and remanded for trial on punitive damages. Affirmed by the Supreme Court of Kentucky. Result: $4.2 million for the Plaintiff Case: Settlement with City and Police Department Summary: An individual was unlawfully arrested. We obtained a settlement with the police department and city for the false arrest. Result: Settlement for my client

• Speaking Engagements:
  
  CLE on Kentucky Law 2015 Year End Update | Criminal Law in Kentucky 2015 Year End Update | 2015

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