Attorneys Justin Lawrence & Marisa Dyson discuss the benefits that the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) offers injured workers during and after a workers' compensation claim. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oix8nhF2zzo&t=54s … [Read more...]
The significance of Parker v. Webster County Coal LLC
April 9, 2018 By
Parker v. Webster County Coal LLC (Dotiki Mine), 529 S.W.3d 759 (Ky. 2017) is one of the most impactful Supreme Court decisions on Kentucky workers’ compensation law in recent times. Members of the Kentucky Legislature are politicking over revisions to the law as a result of the decision and … [Read more...]
Lawrence & Associates Help Cincinnati Firefighter Get Workers’ Compensation Benefits
April 4, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Joseph Lowe. Lowe is a law clerk here at Lawrence and Associates, and is pursuing his Juris Doctorate at NKU Salmon P. Chase College of Law. Lawrence & Associates pays attention to the law. You probably … [Read more...]
The Intersection of Personal Injury and Bankruptcy: What Happens When Your Personal Injury Claim Intersects with the Defendant’s Bankruptcy
March 27, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Thomas Rovito, who is pursuing his Juris Doctorate at the Ohio State University. Note from editor: This article discusses federal law and cites to sources outside the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. If … [Read more...]
What Does a Bankruptcy Attorney Do in the Eastern District of Kentucky?
March 20, 2018 By
Hiring a bankruptcy attorney can be expensive. Although Lawrence & Associates doesn’t charge any upfront fees for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, many other Northern Kentucky* law firms charge up to two thousand dollars before the bankruptcy is filed. All law firms charge the court’s filing fees and … [Read more...]
Medical Bills and Bankruptcy: Can filing a bankruptcy affect my medical bills?
March 14, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Jennifer Tressler, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Seeing medical bills pile up is one of the most stressful and overwhelming experiences a family can go … [Read more...]
Man Claims to be the CEO of Lawrence & Associates
March 7, 2018 By
We need your help! Unfortunately someone in another country by the name of Thomas Lawrence is claiming to be the CEO of Lawrence & Associates on Facebook. According to Facebook’s Community Standards, there is nothing wrong with this person claiming to be our CEO, but it is hurting our firm’s … [Read more...]
New Bankruptcy Rules
March 7, 2018 By
On December 1, 2017, a series of new Federal and EDKY bankruptcy rules went into effect. Most of these changes are procedural and will not have a direct impact on a clients’ eligibility or decision to file one chapter of bankruptcy over another. However, these changes must be carefully considered … [Read more...]
Discharging Student Loan Debt Through Bankruptcy – Choosing Your Path Forward in the Northern Kentucky Bankruptcy System
February 27, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Thomas Rovito, who is pursuing his Juris Doctorate at the Ohio State University. One of the few things more frightening than end of term finals for students is crushing loan debt after undertaking an … [Read more...]
How Are Kentucky Bankruptcy Trustees Paid, and How Does That Affect My Bankruptcy?
February 22, 2018 By
Bankruptcy Trustees come in several flavors. The Covington Division of Kentucky’s federal bankruptcy courts alone have three Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees, one Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustee, a United States Trustee, and occasional special trustees that might be appointed to oversee especially … [Read more...]
