Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer has nominated Goldberg Simpson partner Aaron Silletto to a seat on the Board of the Louisville Metro Criminal Justice Commission. The mission of the Criminal Justice Commission is to improve the administration of justice and promote public safety through planning, research, education, and system-wide coordination of... Continue Reading »
The firm is pleased to announce that Goldberg Simpson partner Aaron Silletto has agreed to serve as an adjunct professor at the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law during the spring 2019 semester. He will help to develop and teach a course in Kentucky Constitutional Law. “There are a... Continue Reading »
In some divorces, one parent may try to alienate another from the children through hostile or aggressive actions. This restrictive practice of “gatekeeping” is estimated to be a feature in 11-15% of divorce cases around the United States. The long-term effects on kids can manifest as low self-esteem or self-hatred,... Continue Reading »
Stephen E. Smith, a member at Goldberg Simpson, recently served as mediator in a case involving a dispute between a business consultant and its client. This $600,000.00 case out of the Jefferson Circuit Court, involved claims by the client of fraud, misrepresentation and breach of contract. An insurance company was... Continue Reading »
Volunteers at Goldberg Simpson participated with The Kentucky Justice Association to send boxes of unused medical supplies to communities overseas that desperately need them. Louisville-based “Supplies Over Seas” gathers and ships medical supplies to 100 underprivileged countries around the globe. Please click here to watch news coverage of this event
Goldberg Simpson attorney Aaron J. Silletto will moderate a panel discussion on June 27 to discuss “Is a Victims’ Rights Constitutional Amendment Right for Kentucky?”. For attorneys who attend, the Kentucky Bar Association has approved the event for 1 hour of continuing legal education credit. The panel discussion is sponsored... Continue Reading »
Jan West, a Partner with Goldberg Simpson presented Employment Law Update – What employers need to know for 2018 and beyond to the monthly meeting of the Kentucky Construction Users Council (KCUC). The KCUC is comprised of owners and administrators in Greater Louisville and Southern Indiana who purchase construction and... Continue Reading »
Jan West will be speaking to the Shelby County Human Resource Association on April 10, 2018 about updates in employment law. Jan West will also be speaking to the Kentucky Construction Users Council on June 20, 2018 about updates, trends, and news in employment law
Attorneys Allison S. Russell and Megan M. Cleveland landed a victory with the Court of Appeals on January 26, 2018. Ms. Cleveland represented a newly retired U.S. Army veteran in Jefferson Family Court. The Family Court agreed with Ms. Cleveland that the client’s child support obligation should be modified. The... Continue Reading »
In a decision issued by Judge Hickman in the Shelby Circuit Court, the court found that two home purchasers had breach the construction contract by failing to pay for the cost of construction following a 2-day trial. The home had been constructed at a cost of over $490,000.00. The... Continue Reading »