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In recent years, the Kentucky legislature with the support of the business community has attempted to establish that workers' compensation wage-replacement benefit payments must stop when an older recipient starts getting Social Security Retirement benefits. The...

Potential Kentucky business owners will all have to consider the question of what type of corporation to start. There are a lot of options, and one of the more unique ones is a nonprofit business. A nonprofit is a good idea for someone who wants to benefit the...

  Celebrating the tremendous efforts by our strong women here at Landrum & Shouse during International Women’s Month!  We want to extend our appreciation to all women as you continue to inspire us through your leadership and equality for all....

  Pierce Hamblin graciously accepted the Henry T. Duncan award on Law Day, May 1, 2023. The Fayette County Bar awarded Pierce with their highest honor, which is awarded to an attorney whose integrity and leadership exemplify the high ethical standards of the...

When you started your family business, you dreamed that one day you would retire and a family member would take over the business, keeping it a financially valuable enterprise for the next generation. While family succession can work you do not want to alienate...

Autumn Hines, a proud graduate from the University of Kentucky double-majored in Integrated Strategic Communication (ISC) and Political Science. Outside of school, she worked as a legal runner at Landrum & Shouse LLP where she met Pierce Hamblin. For her ISC class...

“The only appropriate birthday gift for my dear friend, Pierce Hamblin is this copy of Ric Flair’s autobiography – To Be The Man. Pierce is the guy you always want in your foxhole. He has literally checked in with me every day since my weight loss surgery and is a...

LS’s own, Leslie P. Vose has been featured in this month’s ABA Journal Magazine. Read the full article here: Time’s up: Legal, judicial systems slow to adapt to sexual harassment and assault issues.

Partner, John G. McNeill became the first African American hired by a majority-owned Lexington, Kentucky law firm. Early in his career, Mr. McNeill was active in the Black Law Students Association (BSLA) and began a diversity workshop for historically disadvantage...

Check out the cover and feature story of this month’s Attorney at Law Magazine. LS’s very own Pierce W. Hamblin shares his thoughts on ‘Shifting the Focus for Successful Mediations!’ “It is the job of a good and honest mediator to let each party know they must...