The Law Offices of Miller & Falkner represent clients throughout Kentucky and Indiana with a practice focused in the areas of Personal Injury/ Wrongful Death and Employment Law. We do not represent insurance companies, product manufacturers or corporations. Our firm’s sole focus is our commitment to protecting the rights of our clients by giving them the high quality legal representation they deserve.
At Miller and Falkner, we promise to:
- Provide you with superior legal work;
- Treat you with the courtesy and respect you deserve;
- Thoroughly investigate the law and the specific facts of your case;
- Attentively listen to your questions and concerns;
- Evaluate the merits of your claim and give you an honest assessment of your rights; and
- Work efficiently and vigorously to obtain the recovery to which you are entitled.
Give us a chance to work for you. There is no fee unless we win or settle your case. We will be glad to make home or hospital visits. Call us now at (502) 583-2300. We look forward to working hard for you and your family.
Personal Injury Blog Posts
- Several Injured in School Bus Wreck On Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at approximately 4:00pm, a school bus filled with children was involved in a motor vehicle accident with a pick up truck ....
- The Number of Kentucky Deaths Related to Traffic Accidents Rises As of September 30, 2009, 586 people have died as a result of motor vehicle accidents according to the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. Over 50% of ....
- Louisville Bicyclist Dies From Injuries Suffered In Accident with Truck The Courier Journal reported that a bicyclist was killed after he was hit by a truck. The accident occurred on Poplar Level Road near Bishop Lane on ....
Employment Law Blog Posts
- Louisville Kentucky Firefighters Entitled to Back Pay The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Louisville, Kentucky firefighters in their claim filed with the Kentucky Department of Labor--Wage and ....
- Kentucky and Indiana Employees to See a Rise in the Minimum Wage As of today, July 24, 2009, the U.S. minimum wage will increase by 70 cents to $7.25 an hour. According to the U.S. Department of Labor Secretary ....
- Suits Alleging Discrimination of Returning Soldiers by Employers on the Rise Many injured men and women returning from military service are facing discrimination from employers as they return to civilian life. The U.S. ....