Strauss Troy Attorney Kris Brandenburg has been selected for the 2014-2015 session of Leadership Northern Kentucky (LNK). The nine-month program was created to educate the region’s up-and-coming leaders, chosen from a variety of backgrounds and industries, on the strengths and issues facing our community. The LNK class will participate in various sessions on topics including …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorney Philomena Ashdown hosted fellow members and guests of the CBA Women Lawyers Committee, IWIRC and Ohio Women’s Bar Association for a networking social, as well as a fun and educational bourbon tasting with bourbon-themed appetizers. Honored guests included Judge Timothy Black of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of …Read More
The City of Ft. Wright, Kentucky, represented by Strauss Troy Litigation Attorneys Ron Parry and Robert Sparks, as well as Gerner and Kearns Attorneys Todd McMurtry and Elizabeth McCord, filed a class-action lawsuit against the Board of Trustees of the Kentucky Retirement System on behalf of all members of the County Employees Retirement System (“CERS”). …Read More
Strauss Troy is proud to continue its support of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra as they celebrate their 20th free summer concert series at Devou Park. Concerts are held rain or shine, and parking is free throughout the park. T.A.N.K. shuttles run from Covington Catholic to the band shell from 6:00-7:30 p.m. for $1 each way. Bring blankets …Read More
If your business involves health care, or services to health care providers, you may not be sure if you could pass a HIPAA audit. On May 7, 2014, the US Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) announced that it had levied a fine of $4.8 million against Columbia University and New York and Presbyterian …Read More
Umbrella policies are most often thought of as the ultimate protection if you face a claim or lawsuit based on liability arising from the use of your personal vehicle. But, like anything else, it pays to be a wise consumer and understand the basics of what is and isn’t covered. In Ohio, you’re required to …Read More
The dirge for bitcoin may have been a bit premature. Just last week, Dish Network announced that it will begin accepting bitcoin as a form of payment later this year. Bitcoin mining hardware manufacturer, BitFury, also just announced $20 million in new financing that it’ll use to further strengthen its international market presence while accelerating …Read More
If you thought a Roth IRA was out of the picture for you, think again.
Strauss Troy will sponsor NKY Leadercast, an all-day broadcast on May 9, 2014, featuring world-renowned speakers about leadership.
Strauss Troy tax attorney, Joy Hall, appeared on Fox 19 Morning News with Rob Williams on April 14 to offer tax tips.
Tune in! Strauss Troy Tax Attorney Joy Hall will appear on Fox 19 Morning News on April 8.
Strauss Troy Attorney Brian O’ Connell recently won a court decision for a HVAC contractor, that had a complaint filed against it by a business it had installed HVAC equipment for several years ago. O’Connell was able to get the case dismissed before the case really even started based on the statute of limitations in the contract between the two parties.
On March 20, Strauss Troy sponsored the Dan Beard Council Boy Scouts of America 2014 Trailblazer Luncheon held at Drees Pavilion in Covington. More than 300 guests attended in support of local Boy Scout programs. During the luncheon, Dr. G. Edward Hughes, president of Gateway Community and Technical College, received the 2014 Trailblazer Award for …Read More
Strauss Troy sponsored the Life Learning Center’s inaugural gala and St. Patrick’s Day Roast at Drees Pavilion in Covington on March 15. The event celebrated William P. Butler, founder of the Life Learning Center, chairman of the Corporex Corporation and Strauss Troy attorney, Martin Butler’s, brother, through whimsical jokes and entertainment. The gala also focused …Read More
Law firm Strauss Troy, with offices in OH and KY, has named Amy Hunt an associate with the firm. Hunt is a member of the Strauss Troy Litigation Practice Group. She concentrates her practice in the areas of complex litigation, including consumer class actions, insurance litigation and financial products. Prior to joining Strauss Troy, Hunt …Read More
President Marshall Dosker recently outlined his vision and growth strategy for the firm when he was interviewed by the Business Courier for its Business Insight program which is featured weekly on WKRC TV. Watch these two short videos from the interview. [youtube_sc url=Of1xKEiwdZg rel=0 width=500 height=400 controls=0] [youtube_sc url=D0HYY9LdbH4 rel=0 width=500 height=400 controls=0]
As part of Strauss Troy’s “Your Community – Our Commitment®,” we went a little latin at the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 20th annual FUNdraiser: “ The event, held Saturday, February 8th, at the Newport Syndicate featured live music from the KSO Boogie Band. This is the only fundraiser that the KSO has to bring free outdoor …Read More
Strauss Troy, one of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky’s leading law firms, announced that Marshall Dosker has been named president of the firm. In an address to employees, incoming president Marshall Dosker said, “I sincerely appreciate the professionalism, hard work, energy and creativity of all of you that make Strauss Troy the law firm and community citizen …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorney Joy Hall has been named a shareholder of the firm. Joy practices in the field of tax law, with an emphasis on tax controversy, tax audit and criminal tax issues. Her practice includes federal and state tax litigation, refund issues, criminal tax indictments/trials, Offers in Compromise, audits and innocent spouse filings. Joy understands how …Read More
Andy Brownfield of the Cincinnati Business Courier featured Strauss Troy’s newest attorneys in his piece, “’Well-respected’ legal team joins one of Cincinnati’s largest law firms.” Related article: Nationally-Recognized Legal Team Joins Strauss Troy