On January 20, 2021, President Joseph Biden was sworn into office, marking the start of the Biden administration. President Biden
State Waives KY Liquor License Fees; Localities May Still Charge
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, recognizing the continued strain of the COVID 19 pandemic on Kentucky’s food and beverage industry, recently
Raising Money With Charitable Gaming and Booze
Kentucky and Ohio Dos and Don'ts
As the year comes to an end, nonprofit organizations might consider hosting in person COVID-19 friendly or virtual events to
Ohio’s Plan For Reopening Announced
May 1: All medical procedures that do not require an overnight hospital stay will be allowed to move forward. Procedures
Governor Outlines Phased Approach To Reopening
Last week, Governor Andy Beshear announced his “Healthy at Work” initiative to reopen Kentucky’s economy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthy
Healthy Voters, Healthy Democracy: Mail-In Voting During COVID-19
States have difficult choices to make this year regarding the administration of elections while fighting COVID-19 that require a delicate
Church Plans To File Lawsuit Against State
It’s a showdown between church and state, with the coronavirus and the U.S. Constitution at the center of it all.
Some KY Churches Still Defying Order Against In-Person Gathering
Governor Andy Beshear warned Wednesday that pastors who plan to defy his order against holding in-person services on Easter Sunday
Kentucky Supreme Court determines police officers may be liable in alleged negligent pursuit
In a decision released on June 13, 2019, the Kentucky Supreme Court held that officers may be found liable in
DBL Law Attorneys Selected To 2019 Super Lawyers List
Thirteen DBL Law attorneys have been selected to a 2019 Super Lawyers™ list. Each year, no more than five percent
New Federal Anti-Kickback Provisions Target Laboratories, Clinical Treatment Facilities and Recovery Homes
On October 24, 2018, the President signed the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment for Patients and
Kentucky Supreme Court Rules On Medical Review Panels, Right to Work
On November 15, the Kentucky Supreme Court handed down rulings in two high profile cases involving medical review panels and
Policy, Tech Changes Mean More Hours in 2018
The Lane Report “Having hired five new associates in 2017, DBL Law is off to a strong start in 2018
Fourteen DBL Law Attorneys Named Super Lawyers
DBL Law is pleased to announce that fourteen lawyers have been selected for inclusion in the 2016 edition of Super Lawyers®,
Boone County Appears Poised To Create A Code Enforcement Board
Businesses and residents in Boone County should be aware that the Boone County Fiscal Court appears likely to pass an
DBL Law Named a “Best Law Firm” for Sixth Consecutive Year
CRESTVIEW HILLS, KY – November 2, 2015 – DBL Law is pleased to announce, that for the sixth consecutive year
Planning and Protecting Your Projects Through International Contracts – Beyond the Boilerplate
As a valued partner to DBL Law, BakerHostetler’s International Disputes practice team will present the first program in a series
DBL and KAM (Kentucky Association of Manufacturers) to Host 2016 Preview – December 3, 2015
Manufacturing in Kentucky – 2016 Preview December 3, 2015 Hilton Cincinnati Airport 7373 Turfway Road Florence, KY 41042 1:15 PM
Small Business Owners Face Deadline for New Secure “Chipped” Credit Cards
This article was originally written and published by the Lane Report, Kentucky Business & Economic News. Beginning Oct. 1., small
Kentucky Issues Bonds for Statewide Internet System
Article written by Shelly Sigo and originally published by The Bond Buyer Thursday, August 27, 2015 Kentucky is financing a
Are P3s (Public-Private Partnerships) Paving the Way for Efficiency in State and Local Governments?
The concept of public-private partnerships or P3s is not a new one. Government entities throughout the world have used P3s
New Ohio Receivership Laws: A Mixed Bag for Lenders
Effective March 23, 2015, lenders foreclosing commercial mortgages in Ohio are playing by new rules. The revisions to Ohio’s receivership
HB 168 Passes Kentucky Senate — Bill Sent To Governor For Signature
On March 4th, voting 23-13, the Kentucky Senate passed House Bill 168, which will prevent beer brewers from owning alcohol