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Member Preston Worley spoke to the local Central Kentucky American Inn of Court on March 10, 2026. He contributed as a speaker on the history of expanded gaming and wagering in KY law, including topics like historical horse racing and sports wagering.

Louisville Business First and KY Inno’s Startups to Watch 2026 took place on March 5 in Louisville, Kentucky. Members Mari‑Elise Paul, Bruce Paul, Mitchel Denham, and Jack Seiffert, along with Associates Kara Legg and Melissa Lonergan, attended the event in support of early‑stage companies positioned for meaningful growth in the year ahead.

Louisville Business First’s Mentoring Monday took place on February 23 in Louisville, Kentucky. Member Cindy Effinger participated as a speaker, joining a group of mentors who connected with attendees to share insights, guidance, and professional experience.

KET’s February Fanfare took place on February 14 in Louisville, Kentucky. Members Anne‑Tyler Morgan and Mark Fenzel, along with Associate Katy Harvey and CMO Sarah Kays, attended the event in support of KET’s mission to educate, inspire, and connect Kentuckians.

The Bluegrass Society for Human Resource Management’s February Update took place on February 10 in Lexington, Kentucky. Member Cindy Effinger participated as a speaker in the session Legal Update: What Employers Should Expect in 2026, which provided practical guidance on navigating evolving employment law regulations and maintaining compliance in the year ahead.

The KY Chamber’s Annual Chamber Day Dinner took place on January 8 in Lexington, Kentucky. Managing Member Jaron Blandford, Members Anne‑Tyler Morgan and Jon Woodall, and Associate Kara Legg attended the event in support of building meaningful connections with local and regional business leaders across the Commonwealth.

McBrayer law supports bars and restaurants, retailers, and producers to keep their Kentucky alcoholic beverage licenses current.

Member Anne-Tyler Morgan will appear on KET's Kentucky Tonight this evening at 8:00 p.m. to discuss Medicaid, covering recent changes and the implications for Kentuckians.

Member Bruce Paul and colleague Loren Prizant presented a CLE titled "Can We Trust AI Yet, and What Do We Do With It?" This CLE explored how generative AI affects legal practice, providing an overview of tools such as ChatGPT, HarveyAI, and Bard, as well as legal-specific platforms like Westlaw, Lexis+, and CoCounsel. It emphasizes the efficiency improvements and cost reductions these technologies can achieve, while also discussing potential challenges like accuracy, confidentiality, ethical compliance, and the importance of using AI responsibly to maintain professional judgment.