Tagged: T. Neal Morris

McBrayer PLLC notches another year of exceptional client service with 50 attorneys honored in the 2027 editions of Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®.

On June 2, 2026, Member Neal Morris spoke at Moonshine University in downtown Louisville, sharing insights on state licensing and compliance with current and future distilled spirits industry professionals.

Supporting Kentucky’s bourbon and spirits industry goes beyond legal counsel. As trusted advisors to businesses across the distilled spirits industry, we enjoy helping businesses build a strong foundation for success through education, guidance, and practical experience.

The James B. Beam Institute Industry Conference took place from March 16-18, 2026, in Lexington, KY.

The partners of the Central Kentucky Business Authority received the Community Impact Award at the 144th annual Commerce Lexington gathering on January 29 for their work on the upcoming Central Kentucky Regional Business Park. Through its vision and regional partnership, the Authority unites Scott County, Madison County, the City of Berea, and the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to support job creation, attract investment, and advance community growth across Central Kentucky. We applaud Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton, Berea Mayor Bruce Fraley, Madison County Judge-Executive Reagan Taylor, and Scott County Judge-Executive Joe Pat Covington for their leadership and commitment to regional progress.

Projects like the Central Kentucky Business Park Authority, supported by McBrayer attorneys Anne-Tyler Morgan and Neal Morris, demonstrate how true collaboration drives meaningful progress.

We are proud to share that a record number of McBrayer attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Super Lawyers® and Super Lawyers® Rising Stars list. This year, forty of our lawyers were named, a testament to our firm’s unwavering commitment to excellence.

McBrayer PLLC proudly celebrates another year of growth and achievement, with a record-breaking 54 attorneys honored in the 2026 editions of Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®.

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

On December 6, 2024, Lexington's Urban County Council signed an agreement to support a new regional economic development initiative called the Central Kentucky Business Park Authority. McBrayer Member Anne-Tyler Morgan and Associate Neal Morris played significant roles in helping to establish this new business park, which will be located in Berea, KY. This multi-county project is vital for Central Kentucky's efforts to create a strong foundation for job creation and community growth throughout the region. The Lexington Fayette Urban-County Government, the City of Berea, Madison County, and Scott County have all contributed to this investment and will manage the 300-acre park, which is currently known as Menelaus Industrial Park in Berea.