Owen v. DCR Mortg. III Sub I, LLC, 337 S.W.3d 652 (Ky. App. 2011)

MGM represented the mortgagee in this case. This case concerned the efforts of a mortgagee to collect in state court the amounts due from the personal guarantors of the loan after the property was sold during the mortgagor’s bankruptcy proceeding. The Kentucky Court of Appeals found that the fact that the personal guarantors were not […]

Akers v. Philips, Greenup Circuit Court, 08-CI-394, Feb 22, 2010

In a case that involved a question of scope of employment under a vicarious liability theory, the Court held that an insurance sales representative who caused an auto accident and injuries while driving to the office to start the day was acting in the course and scope of his employment because he was carrying collected […]

Curtis Green & Clay Green, Inc. v. Clark (No. 2006-CA-000086-MR, Court of Appeals 2010)

MGM represented various businesses that participated in a workers’ compensation self insurance group called AIK. These groups are permitted by Kentucky statute for the purpose of diluting workers’ compensation liability by spreading out the risks to a large group of employers. Under the plan, all of the approximately 3,000 businesses are equally liable for any […]

Crawford v. Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (2008 WL 2885230 (E.D.Ky.))

Justin Crawford, a Sergeant in the Custody Bureau at the Fayette County Detention Center, came to Miller, Griffin & Marks with a complaint: the Detention Center administrators routinely refused to allow officers to take legally required meal and rest breaks, were not fairly compensating them for the true number of hours worked, and were retaliating […]