Decamillis & Mattingly Podcast

Episode 14:  Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke are happy to provide an opportunity for 1 hour of ethics for Kentucky continuing legal education credit.  Rob and Kevin are joined by Lauren Byrn and attorney Nina Couch.  Nina teaches professional responsibility at the Brandeis School of Law.  She also has a private practice.  This is her first time on a podcast! 

Episode 13: Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke discuss a recent case involving the direction of PIP benefits for medical expenses. Rob and Kevin are joined by Lauren Byrn and for the second time, attorney Adam Redden.

Episode 12: Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke explore parental liability, now that 15 year olds are able to get a drivers license. Parents should be aware of their responsibilities related to this new issue. Rob and Kevin are joined by Lauren Byrn and for the first time, attorney Adam Redden.

Episode 11:  Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke unpack Kentucky’s Firefighter’s Rule.  A recent opinion by the Supreme Court has resulted in a flurry of comments on social media.

Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke recorded an episode during a CLE conference in Las Vegas, in front of their colleagues.  Several of them stepped up to the microphone to as a few questions.  Let’s join Rob and Kevin as they discuss KRS 411.188 – Mandatory Notice of Subrogation Rights.

Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke explore the issue of whether social security disability benefits, or other entitlement-type programs, can be recovered in a wrongful death claim. Lauren received this question from the listeners. Rob and Kevin will provide insights, based on Kentucky law, in today’s episode.

Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke discuss whether police reports are admissible.  It’s a concern client often bring up during initial conversations with their attorneys.

Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke discuss the history of the Collateral Source Rule and the Kentucky Supreme Court decided to Kentucky will follow this particular rule. They’re joined by Rob’s paralegal, Lauren Hincks, who helped research some of the information for today’s topic.

Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke explain the rules regarding the process for using summaries at trial, in Kentucky.  These can be extremely useful, but you have to follow the process to get them admitted.  They’re joined by Rob’s paralegal, Lauren Hincks.

Louisville attorneys Rob Mattingly and Kevin C. Burke focus today’s discussion on the change to unpublished opinions.  They’ll explain when you can cite them and the proper way to cite them.  Kevin recently presented on this topic at a Kentucky Justice Association event.  They’re joined by Rob’s paralegal, Lauren Hincks.