After joining Stites & Harbison out of law school, Robert Connolly is set to become the firm's chair
When 2015 hits, Robert Connolly officially takes over as the chairman of Stites & Harbison PLLC.
The changing face of Kentucky's long-term care
In 1999, by a six to three majority, the United States Supreme Court issued a seminal decision in Olmstead v. L.C., which involved the application of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA).
Upcoming Changes to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Modernizing Scope of Discovery and Clarifying
Breach of Contract for Wrongful Death
When a construction worker is killed or injured on a project, the remedy typically involves workers’ compensation or liability insurance. So, how could it result in a breach of contract claim? The answer lies in the facts of a recent noteworthy Georgia case. Estate of Mack Pitts v. City of Atlanta, et al, 323 Ga. App. 70, 746 S.E.2d 698 (2013).
The Supreme Court Redefines 'Exceptionality' and Lowers Bar
Patent infringement litigation is expensive, and the cost of that litigation can make or break a company. By the same token, even our nation’s largest and healthiest companies are spending millions of dollars on arguably meritless patent litigation brought by non-practicing entitites and, at the end of the case, they have nothing to show for it but a hefty legal bill.
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Wrongful Foreclosure: Acting Offensively May Short-Circuit the Need for a Defense
Fisker? I Hardly Knew Her! The End of Credit Bidding?