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Gregg Y. Neal was licensed in Kentucky in 1973 and in Florida in 1989. He received his B.S. degree from Marshall University in 1970 and his J.D. from the University of Louisville Law School in 1973 and was on the Deans List and the Journal of Family Law. He is a Diplomate and Advanced Diplomate of the Court Practice Institute, 1978 and 1981. He is a graduate of the ATLA National College of Advocacy, Trial Advocate, 1981.He is a recipient of the Kentucky Bar Association CLE award, 1980-present and has maintained Florida CLE, 1989-present.

He was president of the Kentucky Justice Association in 1987, and currently serves on the Board of Governors. Mr. Neal has received various awards and distinctions throughout his legal career. He has been listed in Best Lawyers in America, is certified as a civil trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, a member of the Million Dollars Advocate Forum, AV rated and listed as a preeminent lawyer in Martindale-Hubbell. He is a past board member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Mr. Neal has presented numerous lectures and publications to lawyers and civic groups. He is certified by the Duke University Private Adjudication Center as a mediator and the Supreme Court of Florida as a circuit mediator and approved arbitrator, having received his training through the Duke University Private Adjudication Center and the Florida Dispute Resolution. He is a Kentucky mediator on the Court of Justice Roster. Mr. Neal is a certified civil trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, representing less than 1% of Kentucky lawyers and is a Diplomate and Advanced Diplomate of the Court Practice Institute. Mr. Neal is published in Am Jur Trials, ATLA's Litigating Tort Cases, and the Kentucky Justice Association. He is listed in Kentucky Super Lawyers and previously listed in Best Lawyers in America. He is a member of the Kentucky Supreme Court Civil Rules Committee. He is admitted to practice in Kentucky and Florida, the United States Supreme Court, United States District Court Western and Eastern district, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Neal served in the USAR from 1970-1976. Mr. Neal is a past president of the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce and past president of the Shelbyville Kiwanis Club. He is an elder at the First Presbyterian Church in Shelbyville.

Mr. Neal has published articles on bad faith insurance litigation, pit bull attacks, and most recently on professional negligence which he updates annually for West Legal Publications.

Mr. Neal works in the following areas: civil litigation, real estate, zoning, business associations, probate and wills, contracts, divorce, florida real estate and title insurance, personal injury, wrongful death and general legal matters.

Mr. Neal has secured substantial verdicts during his career, including several seven figure cases. With 37 years of experience, he is ready to represent you.



Todd Davis was licensed in Kentucky in 1976. He serves as a director of the Republic Bank and Trust Company. He is rated BV in Martindale-Hubbell. Mr. Davis serves as the Master Commissioner of the Shelby Circuit Court. Mr. Davis represents many clients with their real estate and business needs and is proficient in 1031 exchanges.

Have you ever had a dispute in your company, in your family, or with your neighbors? There is a way to resolve these problems without the costly expense of litigation. As a certified mediator, I assist those in conflict through the mediation process. This process allows you to keep control of the outcome, allows you a safe place to express yourself, and finds workable solutions for all involved. Sometimes it takes a neutral person to get to the heart of the problem and allow people in conflict to move forward rather than getting stuck in the past. If you or your company need this service, I will be happy to discuss the details with you. Working together can achieve a resolution. Call me, Gregg Y. Neal, at 502-633-6002.

1. Mediation allows you to reach mutually agreeable solutions.

2. We encourage parties to look at the future instead of the past.

3. Mediation is quicker and less expensive than litigation.

4. It produces agreements that are based on the principles of fairness.

5. It's private and confidential.

6. You'll benefit from having an impartial third party helping you.

7. Mediation has a high rate of compliance with the agreement.

8. Mediated agreements often stand the test of time.