Month: May 2019

In an opinion published on April 26, 2019, the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that KRS 341.470(3), the statute allowing corporate or partnership employers to appear pro se through non-attorney representatives at unemployment insurance benefit proceedings, violates...

In the world of employment law, summary judgments for plaintiffs are exceedingly rare. For you non-lawyers (no shame), judges can enter summary judgments when a party has shown that there are no issues of material facts left to decide, and therefore a jury is not...