Medical Malpractice



If you have suffered an injury or illness due to careless, unprofessional or incompetent treatment at the hands of a medical provider, William F. McMurry can guide you.

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 Legal Malpractice



A lawyer commits malpractice when he or she fails to provide quality legal services to a client. We will help you establish if your case meets the requirements for legal malpractice.

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 Automobile Accident Injury



As with other types of accidents, figuring out who is at fault in a traffic accident is a matter of deciding who was careless, or “negligent” in legalese. We will help you determine if actual rules were violated and merit a case.

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William F. McMurry

Bill McMurry
William F. McMurry

Principal Attorney

William F. McMurry is the only Kentucky lawyer Board Certified as a medical malpractice and legal malpractice trial specialist by the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys (ABPLA).William F. McMurry is also civil trial Board certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) and has been practicing law in Kentucky for 35 years. William F. McMurry is also Martindale & Hubble peer review rated for ethical standards and legal ability. This level of specialization can increase jury awards as well as out-of-court settlements. William F. McMurry welcomes the opportunity to work for you.
 
While Kentucky does not certify specialists in any field of practice, William F. McMurry has the credentials allowing him to be identified as a "specialist" under the rules of the Kentucky Bar Association in the fields of medical malpractice and legal malpractice. Mr. McMurry also concentrates his practice in catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death litigation, and insurance bad faith lawsuits.
 

William F. McMurry In The News

14Aug

Whiskey: from Angels to Fungus

by William McMurry  Comments (0)
It is difficult to imagine that your favorite whiskey is the culprit of a black fungus that coats the homes, cars, stop signs, even trees of neighborhoods from Kentucky to the Virgin Islands to Scotland....