06/12/2026
Hope for the best. Prepare for the worst. There’s a reason this proverb has survived the centuries - it’s damn good advice. We all buy home and car insurance, hoping to never make a claim. Our firm's estate planning documents are chock-full of contingency planning to address worst-case scenarios that may never materialize. A few weeks ago, we welcomed a member of the Fort Thomas Fire Department to train our staff on CPR and AED use, hoping to never have to deploy the skills we just acquired.
Our terrific instructor, Matt Bryant, taught us that a few moments of simple preparation by each of us can greatly help emergency responders deliver the proper care we need in a crisis - namely, set up your emergency contact and health information on your smartphone!
Dennison Keller explains why this is so important in this month's blog.
Hope for the best. Prepare for the worst. There’s a reason this proverb has survived the centuries-it’s damn good advice. We all buy home and car insurance, hoping to never make a claim. My estate planning documents are chock-full of contingency planning to address worst-case scenarios that may ...