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Reputable client-centric insurance defense law firm in Kentucky

Coleman, Lochmiller & Bond is a recognized leader in Kentucky insurance defense. Major insurance carriers, self-insured groups and self-insured companies rely on the attorneys' more than four decades of experience for comprehensive representation and valuable counsel.

The firm collaborates with clients in establishing defense strategies that achieve results and promote client interests. Attorneys at the firm counsel clients on personal and commercial policies related to:

Auto Casualty Government and municipal liability Professional liability

Property Underinsured motorist coverage Uninsured motorist coverage

The firm handles a wide range of insurance litigation, including claims related to:

Civil litigation Personal injury and negligence Automobile accidents Transportation injuries Products liability Premises liability State and federal discrimination Fidelity and surety Medical malpractice

Municipal liability Government liability Construction EEOC and ADA defense Legal malpractice Contracts Coverage disputes Insurance bad faith

The attorneys’ broad knowledge of Kentucky insurance law and administrative regulations is the cornerstone of the firm’s success.

Trusted advisors in matters beyond insurance law

Because its attorneys develop a strong rapport with clients in the insurance defense arena, those clients also often seek Coleman, Lochmiller & Bond’s representation for personal legal needs, such as family law matters, estate planning, small business, probate and construction law. Consequently, the firm has developed a significant practice in these areas.

The firm also has a broad mediation practice that benefits clients with an array of complex legal problems.

Sound counsel. Time-tested strategies.

Connect with Coleman, Lochmiller & Bond to see how knowledge and persistence yield results. From offices in Elizabethtown, the firm represents clients in Louisville, Lexington, Bowling Green, Owensboro and Paducah and throughout Kentucky, including eastern and western jurisdictions.