In April 2024, the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) joined Florida and California in creating their own report on the legal, social, and ethical impacts of AI. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken the legal industry by storm. Following some initial...
A recent legal settlement has made waves in the real estate industry. The National Association of REALTORS (NAR) has agreed to pay out nearly $418 million over a four-year period, subject to court approval. While the NAR has admitted no wrongdoing, a spokesperson has...
Very few people pay any attention to the way a court case is dismissed. Why would they? All that matters is that the case is dismissed… right? Wrong! The way a court case is dismissed is extremely important and can lead to drastically different outcomes. A case may be...
Defending medical workers against allegations of substance abuse Alcohol or drug abuse among medical professionals is not uncommon and can create a heightened risk of patient harm. A timely, smart legal defense is crucial in response to a complaint made to a state...
Kentucky Legislature Aims to Expand Access to Childcare Amid the rising cost of childcare and the closure of many childcare businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Kentucky Legislature is working to expand access to childcare throughout the state. Last September,...
Cameron Strause* The Civil War has deep-rooted historical ties with Kentucky. Most of Kentucky’s longtime residents are aware of the state’s neutral stance and some of the war’s famous figures born in the Bluegrass. United States President Abraham Lincoln and...
Are lawyers at risk of losing their jobs to AI? AI has been in the news a lot this year, leaving many Americans perplexed or with mixed feelings. Recently, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) published the bold claim that artificial...
Preservation efforts in Louisville are set to receive a major boost according to an announcement given at a news conference in May (May 31, 2023). The Owsley Brown II Family Foundation and Louisville Metro Government together dedicated up to $1 Million Dollars to the...
On October 30, 2020, a SNAP, known previously as the “food stamp program”, retailer in the greater Washington D.C. area requested an administrative review of the USDA – FNS Retailer Operations Division’s determination to permanently disqualify it from participation...
During this pandemic, the workplace has changed tremendously. With mask requirements and working from home, all industries have had to learn to adapt and pivot. Some employers are even requiring COVID-19 testing on employees periodically. With a vaccine becoming...
