Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP is proud to announce the election of three attorneys to the firm's partnership in February. Congratulations to Meaghan Klem Haller, Michael J. Holtz and Leslie M. Smith.

Attorney Lauren Nichols' first case is a memorable one: a woman with a disability indicted for murder, allegations of police misconduct, and a 12-year quest for justice. The Kentucky case was featured in a February episode of Investigation Discovery's "The Perfect Suspect."

The partnership allows the firm's lawyers to have an active presence at Launch Indy, which provides space for entrepreneurs and startups to flex their creative muscles and be part of a community while also driving economic development.

Jeremy Gerch and Mark Loyd's work to obtain the favorable private letter rulings on behalf of their three Trust clients will provide a substantial amount of tax savings to the Trusts and their beneficiaries going forward.

Feeling overwhelmed by all the changes to the Internal Revenue Code as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed in December 2017? Our tax attorneys offer their Top 12 changes that businesses and their owners need to know.

Partner David T. McGimpsey contributed as a primary author of the American Water Works Association’s (AWWA) Manual of Water Supply Practices – M5, Water Utility Management, Third Edition. The manual's topics include infrastructure management, information management and technology security, and workforce issues.

By Benjamin Weyman and Young-Eun Park

The decision sheds lights on how the Sixth Circuit intends to review similar cases in the future and provides a roadmap for practitioners and their clients attempting to ascertain which information may help or hurt them during their own immigration proceedings. 

During Commerce Lexington's Annual Dinner, Darby Turner was named a Public Policy Advocate of the Year alongside Lexington Mayor Jim Gray and University of Kentucky’s Dr. Eli Capilouto and Eric Monday. 

BGD Partner Mark Loyd will serve as an instructor at the upcoming Kentucky Society Certified Public Accountants' Spring Business Conference April 20 in Louisville. The conference focuses on small- and medium-sized businesses and the issues that affect them.