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of Georgia Southern University and the University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law, he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 2018.

University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law, he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 2004. Mr. McMillan was enrolled as a Life Fellow by his firm in conjunction with the 9th Annual Judge Edward H. Johnstone Award Dinner.

Dustin C. Hum phrey of Brandenburg practices law at Skee ters, Bennett, Wilson & Humphrey in Rad cliff. After graduating from law school, Mr. Humphrey did corpo

Amanda G. Main of Louisville is AVP, Associate General Counsel for the USA & Canada and Global Chief Marketing Counsel at Brown-For man Corporation. She

Judge William P. Moynahan of Lexington currently serves on the Kentucky Court of Appeals, 5th District. Prior to that, Judge Moynahan was an Assistant U.S.

rate work at a law firm in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he gained valuable experience before settling closer to home. A graduate of Bel larmine University and Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law; he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 2010 and is also a member of the Ohio Bar. Mr. Hum phrey is a Life Fellow.

specializes in liquor laws. A graduate of Lindsey Wilson College and the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, she was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 2001. Ms. Main is a Life Fellow.

Attorney in the Eastern District of Ken tucky. After college, Judge Moynahan joined the United States Navy through officer can didate school. Completing advanced flight training in Texas just as the 9/11 attack occurred, Judge Moynahan earned his wings as a naval aviator in January 2002 and was assigned to fly the F-18 Hornet. During deployment, he flew 40 combat missions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Judge Moynahan also served as an instructor pilot with Training Squadron 21, before transitioning to the Navy Reserve in 2009. Upon leaving active-duty, Judge Moynahan used his GI Bill to attend law school taking mostly night classes while working during the day as a law clerk at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. He later returned to Kentucky to clerk for Judge Eugene Siler, Jr., on the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. A graduate of Harvard University and The George Washington University Law School, he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 2013. Judge Moynahan is a Life Fellow.

William D. Kemper is Of Counsel at Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edel man & Dicker LLP in Louisville. He began his career as an Assis tant Commonwealth’s Attorney and has

Judge Robert D. Mattingly, II , of Kirksey, was Circuit Judge of the Family Court Division of the 42nd Judicial Circuit (Marshall and Callo way Counties) until he retired in November

served as a judge in Jefferson Circuit Court. He previously was a member of Gwin Stein metz & Baird and was a Senior Associate at Frost Brown Todd (now FBT Gibbons). A graduate of the University of Louisville, Indiana University, and the University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law, he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 1993. Mr. Kemper is a Life Fellow.

2019. He was appointed as the domestic relations commissioner and master com missioner for the 42nd Judicial Circuit in 1997 and served in that position until he was elected family court judge in 2007. Prior to that, Judge Mattingly was in pri vate practice from 1988 to 2007. A graduate of Kentucky Wesleyan College and North ern Kentucky University Chase College of Law, he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 1988. Judge Mattingly was enrolled as a Life Fellow by Johnson & Mathis, PLLC of Benton in conjunction with the 9th Annual Judge Edward H. Johnstone Award Dinner.

Christopher M. Lewis practices law at Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP in Lexing ton. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Lewis served as a Staff Attor ney in Warren Circuit

Kolbe A. Page of Pikeville practices law at Baird & Baird, PSC where he focuses on civil litigation, insur ance defense, and general practice. A graduate of Morehead State University and

Zachary D. McMil lan of Paducah practices with the law firm of McMurry & Livingston, PLLC. Prior to joining the firm, he clerked for Justice J. W. “Bill”

Family Court under the Honorable Judge Catherine Rice Holderfield. Thereafter, Mr. Lewis worked at a local insurance defense firm and has experience working for the University of Kentucky’s Office of Institu tional Equity and Equal Opportunity. Mr. Lewis serves on the Advisory Council for Amplify Horse Racing, is on the Board of Directors for the Fayette County Bar Asso ciation and is a member of the Kentucky Defense Counsel. Most recently he was appointed to serve on the Kentucky Bar Foundation Board of Directors. A graduate

the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia, he was admitted to the Kentucky Bar in 2014. Mr. Page is a Life Fellow.

Graves of the Supreme Court of Ken tucky. He has also taught Real Estate Law as an adjunct professor at West Kentucky Community and Technical College. A grad uate of Murray State University and the

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