Graham D. Barth is an attorney in the Lexington office, focusing on civil litigation defense with an emphasis on automobile litigation and premises liability. Before joining the firm, he worked for nearly three years as a staff attorney for a Circuit Court Judge. While at that position, he not only gained understanding about trial judges’ decision-making processes concerning motion practice, but was also able to evaluate attorneys’ conduct regularly. These experiences are integrated into his litigation practice.
J.D., University of Kentucky, 2010
B.S., Economics/German Minor, University of Kentucky, 2005
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, 2017
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, 2015
Kentucky Supreme Court, 2010
Defense Research Institute
Defense Research Institute Young Lawyers
Fayette County Bar Association
Fayette County Bar Association Young Lawyers Section
Kentucky Bar Association
Kentucky Defense Counsel
Kentucky Defense Counsel Young Lawyers Section
“Kentucky Rising Star” by Super Lawyers®, 2020-2023
Central Kentucky American Inn of Court, Barrister, August 2015-Present
Kentucky Law Journal Association, Vice President, March 2012-2015
Allegro Dance Project, Inc., Executive Chair, September 2013-Present
Walls v. Whispering Wheels, LLC, 2022
Renot v. SECURA Insurance, 2019
Risley v. Caudill & Wright Enterprises, Inc., 2019
Draper v. Trace Creek Girls’ Softball, Inc., 2017
Lucas v. Caudill & Wright Enterprises, Inc., 2017
Bird v. Lynd, 2015
DKCD, Inc. v. T+C Contracting, 2015
Owens v. Target Corporation, 2015
Smith v. City of Barbourville, 2014
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333 West Vine Street, Suite 1100
Lexington, KY 40507
859.422.6000
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9300 Shelbyville Road, Suite 700
Louisville, KY 40222
502.583.7012
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