Background
Lovely, Junior, Bernard F. was born on November 2, 1948 in Middletown, Ohio, United States.
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Bernard F. Lovely, Junior.
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Morehead State University (Bachelor of Arts, 1970. Master of Arts, 1972); University of Kentucky (Juris Doctor, 1983).
Career
Stevens v. Motorist Mutual Insurance Company, Kentucky., 759 SW2d 819; Ferguson Enterprises, Incorporated. v. Main Supply, Kentucky. Appendix, 868 South.W.2d 98.Worked at Vimont & Wills Professional Limited Liability Company (Lexington, Kentucky) specializing in Trial and Appellate Litigation, Insurance, Real Estate, Labor and Employment Law, Corporate, Equine, Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Disability Law, Construction, Tax, Estate Planning and Probate, Bankruptcy, Domestic Relations and Administrative Law. Admitted to the bar, 1983, Kentucky. United States. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit.
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District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky. Blue Key. President, Moot Court Board, 1982-1983. Clerk: Judge Paul Doctorate. Gudgel and Judge Anthony M. Wilhoit, Kentucky Court of Appeals, 1983-1984.
Adjunct Instructor, University of Kentucky College of Law, 1983-1988.
Member: Fayette County, Kentucky and American Bar Associations. The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
American Judicature Society. Kentucky Academy of Trial Lawyers.
Richard Vimont and Tim Wills combined their law practices in 1977 to form Vimont & Wills.
The Firm has since grown into a statewide multi-service firm whose clients are primarily concentrated in Central and Eastern Kentucky. The Firm"s clients include Kentucky"s largest and smallest companies in certain business sectors. Vimont & Wills encourages its attorneys to become experts in their practice areas so that highly specialized legal services are provided to each client.
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Member: Fayette County, Kentucky and American Bar Associations. The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. American Judicature Society.
Kentucky Academy of Trial Lawyers.
