"Hey, Vince, what kind of lawyer are you?" I get asked that all the time. The real question is, "Can you handle my case?"
 
We have handled all sorts of cases, injuries, real estate disputes, trademark and copyright, unmentionable crimes and many others. Recent areas of practice include estate planning and litigation, real estate, corporate and business law, easement disputes, eviction and eviction defense, tax liens, foreclosure and forceclosure defense.
 
The law process is the same in most areas of the law, its the profit margin and marketing that differs. If you like being manipulated, follow the lawyer advertising. "Sleaze matters." Kentucky doesn't certify specialties of legal practice, so feel free to ask about anytthing.
 
Thank you for checking up on us. Since 1990, we've been helping people with many kinds of legal work. Much of our work is in the areas of wills, estates and trusts, business planning and litigation and real estate matters, wealth planning and asset protection because its more dignified than ambulance chasing..
 
When you visit or call our office, you can feel comfortable discussing important issues concerning your business and your family. We don't casually talk about you or your case to others, but if we don't know the answer, we'll find it for you. We aim provide you with the legal information you need to make the best of your situation.
 
Call or email early. It is easier to keep you out of trouble than to get you out of trouble!
 
According to a Google search on 11/13/2025, the goal for law firm attorneys in Louisville is to annually bill between 1,700 and 2,300 hours at an average rate of $244/hour. The client base is the target and they mean to extract between $414,800 and $561,200. If you are looking for an attorney who is not trying to make an billable hours quota, call us!
 
Also, sometimes you need help but you don't need the lawyer to take over. You don't have to delegate everything to your lawyer. Kentucky now allows limited representations. You can define the relationship with your lawyer. Ask us about limited prepresentation don't need a full retainer.