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: Kentucky Law BlogRecent law stories. Jan. 29, 2011
By Michael Stevens
Germantown couple dismissed from volunteer positions after suit filed against archdiocese
Kentucky judge faces misconduct charges
Ex-MSD employee awarded $244,000 in bias suit
Taco Bell takes its beef with lawsuit to public
Wrongful death lawsuit filed against LMPD officer (172) (1/27/11)
Couple sues archdiocese over sexual abuse issue (49) (1/27/11)
Prosecutors to seek death penalty in toddler's slaying (33) (1/27/11)
Lawsuit seeks child abuse records (2) (1/27/11)
Jury recommends 25-year prison sentence in 2009 murder (1/27/11)
Passport Health Plan contractor pays $2 million to settle fraud investigation (24) (1/26/11)
Toyota recalls Lexus vehicles to fix fuel leaks (9) (1/26/11)
Sixth person sues former Louisville detective and police chief over arrests (23) (1/25/11)
Report: David Williams' campaign manager violated Hatch Act (12) (1/25/11)
Family of crash victim sues University Hospital for releasing man police said was suicidal (22) (1/25/11)
U.S. Supreme Court says fired Louisville man can sue for alleged retaliation by bosses (8) (1/24/11)
From Lawreader:
TEXAS JUDGE SUES LAWYER OVER PUBLICATION OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT COMPLAINT AND DEFAMATORY STATEMENTS
Kenton District Judge Ken Easterling Blasts Health and Family Services for Secrecy and Lack of Protection to Endangered Children
Herald Leader Reports that Family Court Judge Tamra Gormley Agrees to Ten Day Suspension ? An Appeal is still pending of prior 45 day suspension.
From Open Government Blog:
Legislature puts salaries and expenses online
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on January 29, 2011 (boomark / email).

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