The practice of law in Kentucky’s appellate courts is governed by strict rules—what may be reviewed, how it is reviewed, and the standards the courts apply. I didn’t begin my career in appeals, but once I argued my first one, I knew I had found something that mattered deeply to me. Appeals distill what good lawyers are called to do: take the facts of a case, apply them to the law, and argue with clarity and conviction for a just outcome. Over the years, I’ve heard many young people say they woul

Kentucky Senate passes resolution honoring Bill Bryant