The Kemper Law Office

04/09/2026

Kentucky's legislature just passed two bills, HB 568 and HB 355, that effectively ban public adjusters from negotiating insurance claims on behalf of policyholders.
Public adjusters work on contingency for ordinary homeowners who cannot afford an attorney for a $40,000 claim dispute. They exist because that gap exists. These bills eliminate them.
As an attorney who has handled policyholder disputes for years, I have regularly referred cases to public adjusters when the claim did not justify attorney rates but the policyholder still needed an advocate. I know what this profession does for ordinary Kentuckians.
Kemper Law Office currently represents a group of Kentucky-licensed public adjusters and believes strong legal grounds exist to challenge these laws. If your livelihood is affected, initial consultations are free.
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Kentucky has banned public adjuster negotiation. If your license and livelihood are at stake, contact Kemper Law Office now.

12/03/2025

We had a strong hearing this week, and we’re going to keep fighting this as long as it takes. Families in Kentucky deserve clear laws that don’t force them into fear, confusion, or impossible medical decisions.

If the statutes were really as “simple” as the state claims, we wouldn’t be three years into this case, patients wouldn’t be delaying IVF, and no one would be wondering whether discarding unused embryos could somehow make them a criminal. That’s not clarity — that’s chaos.

I’m deeply grateful to Jessica Sky for her courage, and to Lisa Sobel and Sarah Baron for leading the way from the beginning. And I’m honored to work alongside my co-counsel, Benjamin Potash, whose commitment to justice has never wavered.

We don’t have to accept the status quo. This is our community and our Commonwealth, and we can change it.

A Louisville judge heard new arguments in a 2022 court case challenging Kentucky’s abortion ban and seeking to clarify the legality of IVF.

07/14/2025

🏛️ VICTORY UPDATE 🏛️
We're thrilled to announce that the Kentucky Court of Appeals has REVERSED the trial court's dismissal in Sobel v. Coleman!
Our client Jessica Kalb's case challenging Kentucky's unclear abortion laws and their impact on IVF treatment is back on. The Court of Appeals recognized that Jessica, who has 9 frozen embryos and canceled a scheduled implantation due to legal uncertainty, has standing to determine whether she will be prosecuted for murder if she disposes of any of her embryos.
This is a significant win for reproductive freedom and the right to access IVF without fear of criminal prosecution. The case is now remanded for further proceedings!

06/24/2025

On June 11, my co-counsel Ben Potash delivered oral arguments before the Kentucky Court of Appeals in Sobel v. Cameron — a case that could help restore the rights of Kentuckians who need reproductive technology to grow their families and who practice faiths that differ from the theology embedded in the state’s abortion laws.

We represent three courageous Jewish women — Lisa Sobel, Jessica Kalb, and Sarah Baron — who are challenging Kentucky’s restrictive abortion laws. These laws not only threaten their ability to safely pursue IVF but also violate their religious freedom under the Kentucky Constitution.

We asked the court to reinstate our clients’ standing to bring this case forward because their medical histories and their religious beliefs deserve to be heard in a court of law.

“Our clients hope that the Court of Appeals will affirm their deeply held concerns as mothers who rely on reproductive technology to build their families safely, and recognize the theological nature of the current laws, which impose one belief system over others.”

While we don’t expect a ruling on standing immediately, we remain committed. If standing is restored, we’ll return to Judge Edwards to argue the full merits of this case.

This fight is far from over — but neither are we.

11/15/2024

Earlier this week, an explosion at the Sense Colour factory in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood caused significant damage to homes, businesses, and vehicles. Tragically, workers were injured and lost their lives in this devastating incident. Many homeowners have reported severe property damage, including roofs torn off and windows shattered.

If you’ve been affected by the explosion, I’m here to help you navigate the complex claims process and hold your insurance company accountable. I'm already getting reports that some insurance companies are sending untrustworthy and disreputable engineers to "assess the damage."

With my experience handling complex cases like these, I’m committed to ensuring you receive fair compensation and justice for your losses.

Call or text me today at 502-771-0588!

11/05/2024

As you head to the polls today, this recent article in ProPublica is a tragic reminder of what’s at stake here in Kentucky: In Texas, Josseli Barnica's preventable death shows the dangers of laws that force doctors to delay critical care due to legal fears. Like in Texas, Kentucky’s restrictive laws endanger patients by tying medical professionals' hands. You can read the full article using the link below.

Our case, Sobel v. Cameron, challenges Kentucky’s laws that limit medical decision-making and put lives at risk. Despite Judge Edwards dismissing our clients’ standing, we remain undeterred. We're fighting for clarity and justice to protect Kentucky families who, like Barnica, should never face uncertainty when they need care most.

The case is on appeal, and we’re hopeful that in early 2025, we can bring true justice to our clients and people across Kentucky who need these protections. Stay tuned—we’re just getting started!

11/04/2024

In a world where dental malpractice cases are becoming more common, we’re proud to stand up for patient rights. Recently, our client won a significant settlement for a dental malpractice case after a surgeon removed all his teeth without his consent. This isn’t just one story—it’s part of a troubling trend where patient autonomy is overlooked in favor of profits.

Did you know? Patients are sometimes pressured into extensive procedures they never asked for, as dental clinics recommend unnecessary treatments for financial gain. Recent reports show patients undergoing full-mouth extractions and dental implants when safer, less invasive options are available.

If you or someone you know has been affected by a similar experience, know you’re not alone. You have the right to control your medical decisions and the power to hold professionals accountable.

👉 Read more on our website about how we helped our client reclaim his rights and secure justice: https://lawhelplouisville.com/man-wins-six-figure-settlement-in-medical-battery-case

Kentucky law requires filing a personal injury claim within one year; Indiana allows two years. Don’t wait to make your voice heard.

08/30/2024

“Car impounded for street racing? Call Kemper and Potash!”

08/19/2024

Victory for Patient Rights!

Imagine trusting a medical professional, only to wake up and find that your wishes were ignored entirely. Our client suffered through this nightmare when a surgeon removed all his teeth against his will. But justice prevailed! After years of litigation, we secured a six-figure settlement, proving that patient consent is not optional.

Don't stay silent if you or a loved one has experienced a similar violation. You have the right to be heard!

Contact us today to learn more about your options and read the full story on our website: https://lawhelplouisville.com/man-wins-six-figure-settlement-in-medical-battery-case/



*Kentucky law requires that you bring any negligence claim resulting in a personal injury within one year of when the injury occurred or reasonably should have been discovered. Indiana law requires that you bring any personal injury claim within two years.

08/06/2024

🚨 Big News! 🚨

Today, we're taking a bold step forward by filing our appeal in the groundbreaking IVF/Abortion case, Sobel v. Cameron.

Standing up for what's right isn't always easy and doesn't always bring immediate rewards. But it's the reason we became lawyers and why our courageous clients, Lisa Sobel, Sarah Baron, and Jessica Kalb, have bravely taken up the cause.

We're committed to overcoming these obstacles and advocating for justice. Join us in supporting this critical cause and staying updated on our progress. Together, we can make a difference!

07/01/2024

Judge Edwards’s decision to deny our clients’ standing is disappointing. After waiting thirteen months for a ruling, we received a nine-page opinion that made numerous obvious errors. The Judge relied on bad, irrelevant law and a non-binding promise from the Attorney General’s Office. This does not make our clients or the IVF community safer. Our nation is waiting for a judiciary brave enough to do what the law requires. Our clients demand that we continue the fight, and we look forward to a review by higher courts.

Lisa, Jessica, and Sarah made this statement on their GoFundMe page:
We are deeply disappointed by Judge Edwards' decision to dismiss our lawsuit on the grounds of standing. This ruling overlooks critical issues central to our case, which are of profound importance to countless individuals and families across our state.

Our lawsuit sought clarity on complex legal questions regarding the confusing anti-abortion laws spanning over 80 pages and written across the past 50 years. These laws intersect and sometimes conflict, and it is crucial for our judicial system to address how they should be applied so that families like ours going through assistive reproductive technologies such as IVF and our doctors know what is and is not legal. We should not have to go through the emotional process that is financially costly before we find out we may have to leave the state or face prosecution because we have non-viable pregnancies or embryos we cannot use.

Furthermore, our case also raises fundamental questions about the religious dimensions of laws concerning when life begins. These are abstract religious arguments that are deeply personal and moral questions and deserve careful consideration but should not be codified in written legislation that governs our state.

It is regrettable that Judge Edwards' ruling did not engage with these substantive issues. By focusing narrowly on procedural grounds, the opportunity to provide clarity and guidance on these significant matters has been missed.

We remain committed to pursuing justice and clarity through the legal process. Our fight continues, not just for ourselves but for all those who seek fairness and understanding in matters that touch upon the very essence of life and law.

06/18/2024

In light of the recent Supreme Court ruling on mifepristone (the "abortion pill") and the Southern Baptist Convention's vote to nearly ban IVF for their followers, we want to spotlight our courageous clients Lisa Sobel, Jessica Kalb, and Sarah Baron. Alongside co-counsel Ben Potash, we proudly represent these brave Jewish women in their landmark case challenging Kentucky's unconstitutional abortion laws. They are fighting not only for their rights but for the rights of countless Kentuckians of all faiths facing challenging fertility and family planning decisions.

At The Kemper Law Office, we are dedicated to defending individual rights against unjust laws. Everyone deserves the freedom to make decisions about their own bodies and families without government interference.

Stay updated on this pivotal case on our website https://buff.ly/3xlLa0v