A severe injury can result in lost time from work, ongoing medical expenses, permanent disability, and other losses that can significantly affect the rest of a victim’s life. Our library articles guide injury victims through their claims, helping them understand their liability, learn how to gather evidence, and navigate the complexities of a personal injury case.
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Lexington Criminal Defense Lawyer Robert Abell on the unjust Federal Crack Cocaine LawLexington criminal defense lawyer Robert Abell argues in the Lexington Herald-Leader that Congress should reform the racially discriminatory crack cocaine law
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Lexington Personal Injury Lawyer Robert Abell On Tort ReformRobert Abell argues in this essay published in the Lexington Herald-Leader that tort reformer proposes a cruel cure for a fictional problem.
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Hershel Adkins v Justice Cabinet; Kentucky Personnel BoardThe exceptions to the Hearing Officer's recommended order on behalf of Hershel Adkins in Hershel Adkins v. Justice Cabinet
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Former KSU Student Life Director Leslie Thomas Files Suit; Complaint In Franklin Circuit CourtLeslie Thomas, former Director of Student Life at KSU, has filed suit claiming discrimination, retaliation and wrongful discharge.
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Vijay Singh Sues PGA Tour Over Doping AllegationGolfer Vijay Singh has filed suit against the PGA Tour over a doping allegation earlier this year that went nowhere.
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False Medicare Billing; False Claims Act Whistleblower ComplaintA whistleblower complaint under the False Claims Act regarding alleged false Medicare billing.
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Fraudulent Billing to Medicare: Services and Procedures Must Be "Reasonable and Necessary" for the Patient's TreatmentMedicare can only be properly billed for medical services, procedures and/or devices that are "reasonable and necessary" for the patient's treatment.
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Workers Compensation Retaliation, Abuse of Process & Malicious Prosecution - Isham v. ABF Freight SystemsBrief to Kentucky Court of Appeals by Robert L. Abell regarding claims of workers compensation retaliation, abuse of process and malicious prosecution.
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The Fiduciary Duty of a Corporate ExecutiveCorporate executives owe a fiduciary duty to their company which includes full disclosure of their interests in other companies.
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How Much Damages Might Be Awarded In My Case?A compendium of damage awards by the EEOC in discrimination cases.
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Kentucky Personnel Board Hearing Officer's Recommended Order: Adkins v Department of CorrectionsThe Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommended Order by a hearing officer for the Kentucky Personnel Board in Adkins v. Department of Corrections.
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Political Favoritism and Kentucky Merit System Employees: Brief to Kentucky Personnel BoardThe brief filed with the Kentucky Personnel Board regarding a promotion process tainted by political favoritism by Robert Abell.
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Political Favoritism and Kentucky Merit System Employees: Reply Brief to Kentucky Personnel Board
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Sex & Gender Discrimination In Employment -- A SPECIAL REPORTThis is a Special Report from Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell on sex and gender discrimination in employment.
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Kentucky Consumer Guide To Buying Car InsuranceThis is a guide written by Lexington, Kentucky accident lawyer Robert Abell to help families buy their car insurance; to get a free copy at 859-254-7076..
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Yelp Overtime SettlementThis is the proposed agreement for Yelp's $1.25 million overtime settlement with account executives.
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Correctcare Wage & Hour Litigation - Plaintiffs' Response to Correctcare's Motion for Protective OrderThis is the plaintiff's response to Correctcare's motion for protective order regarding deposition of its corporate representative.
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Class Action Complaint Against CorrectCare for Unpaid Wages & OvertimeA class action complaint against Correctcare for unpaid wages and overtime because it made nurses and other employees perform work during unpaid meal breaks.
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Kentucky False Claims Act - HB 401This bill introduced in the House by Speaker Greg Stumbo and others would root out fraud on Kentucky's state government.
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Kentucky Workers Compensation Back Injury - Archer v Back ConstructionLexington Kentucky workers compensation lawyer Robert Abell's brief to the Kentucky Court of Appeals to uphold decision in client's favor.