FMLA Leave: Attending Your Child’s IEP Meeting Could be Qualified For Leave

Parents of children with disabilities invest heavily in their children, both in terms of time and resources. A recent opinion letter from the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) supports this idea,...

Kate Harper Helps Mark the 25th Anniversary of the Forest Park Water Treatment Plant

“Silent Cyber” Threat to Insurers & Policyholders Alike

A problematic situation has arisen in property coverage: Silent Cyber.  Imagine a policyholder (whether it be a business or homeowner) suffers a cyber-loss (accidental...

TK Lawyers Included in the BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA 2020 EDITION

August 21, 2019:  Timoney Knox, LLP is pleased to announce that 6 of its attorneys have been...

Landowners Who Welcome Recreational Users Get More Protection From Lawsuits

Landowners who own large, undeveloped parcels of land are often approached to let their neighbors or others cross the land on a trail or access it for a cross country...

Supreme Court Decision Impacts Ability to Remove Class Action Cases

On May 28, 2019, the United States Supreme Court issued an important decision affecting both class-action practice, and litigants’ ability to remove litigation to...

Part 2: What is a Power of Attorney for Assets?

This blog post picks up on an issue raised in the prior “What is a Power of Attorney for...

What is a Durable Health Care Power of Attorney/Living Will?

It is estimated that only 25-30% of U.S. households have estate planning documents in place. This means that...

What is a Power of Attorney for Assets?

It is estimated that only 25-30% of U.S. households have estate planning documents in place. This means that most people do not have documentation in place to address...

Kentucky Federal Court Certifies Class in Labor Depreciation Dispute

On October 15, 2018, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit held that State Farm miscalculated actual cash value by depreciating labor. The case was then sent...