Tagged: Healthcare Law

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.

McBrayer has once again been distinguished as one of the leading law firms in the nation by Best Lawyers®, as recognized in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms®.

Joining McBrayer’s Louisville office as a Member is Mari-Elise Paul, whose practice falls heavily in the area of intellectual property, from trademark and copyright clearance and prosecution to enforcement and litigation, but she also handles contract and license negotiation and enforcement and management of supply chain and energy transactions. Paul is a graduate of the University of Maryland and the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law. For more information, visit: https://www.mcbrayerfirm.com/professionals-Mari-Elise-Paul.html

After adding eight new attorneys at the close of 2022, the Louisville office of McBrayer PLLC continues to expand with the addition of Mitchel Denham. Joining as a Member, Denham will bring his two decades of legal experience to the firm’s healthcare, litigation, and economic development practice groups. 

McBrayer PLLC is excited to announce a tremendous addition to our Louisville office, combining the talents of seven attorneys from the widely respected firm Reed Weitkamp Schell & Vice PLLC to bolster the strength and reach of our Louisville offices and expand our footprint in this vital market for the Commonwealth. Attorneys from both firms have complementary practice areas, with extensive experience in healthcare, employment, estate planning, corporate, litigation and more. Attorneys joining McBrayer in Louisville include Ivan J. Schell, Alan D. Pauw, Maria C. Doyle, Trevor L. Earl, Ridley M. Sandidge, Jr., and Maxine E. Bizer.

Member Anne-Tyler Morgan joined the Heartland Institute's podcast to discuss the recent block of Medicaid work requirements in Kentucky. Ms. Morgan is a Senior Fellow at the Pegasus Institute, which is a public policy research center for a 21st Century Kentucky.  It is a first of its kind, millennial-led, state-based think-tank. Its mission is to provide public policy research that will help improve the lives of all Kentuckians, and it operates as an independent, non-partisan, privately funded research organization.

The Cabinet for Health and Human Services filed a motion with the Court of Appeals today requesting a stay on the permanent injunction from Franklin Circuit Court on Monday, October 30, 2017 that found them unconstitutional.  The Cabinet has asked for the Court to allow these medical review panels to continue while the Constitutional question is considered in the Court.