William R. Adkins, Attorney at Law P.S.C.

06/19/2026

Even though I have no electric power at my office, I am available by phone. 859 394-4312

Power restoration is ongoing but with no definite time.

05/28/2026

12/07/2025

My grandmother, born in 1918, never truly believed telephones worked unless she shouted into the receiver. I feel the same way about zoom hearings in court.

01/16/2025

With Republicans in control of the Ky legislature, medical malpractice changes are likely. But is tort reform crisis over?

01/07/2025

During this snow event William R Adkins, Attorney at Law, is available by telephone. 859 824 1800 and 859 394 4312.

10/20/2024

This junk science is still a basis for prosecution in Kentucky.

"Shaken baby syndrome — now referred to as abusive head trauma — was a popular misdiagnosis at the time that has largely been debunked, according to Roberson's attorneys."

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — When Robert Roberson's ex*****on was abruptly halted in Texas, it was due to a subpoena ordering him to testify over a legal backstop that both Republicans and Democrats say should had saved him long ago: Texas’ junk science law. The 2013 law allows a person convicted of a c...

10/15/2024

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/10/15/neil-gorsuch-book-supreme-court-00183518

The conservative Supreme Court justice produced a tendentious account of the legal system in service of a political narrative — and he won’t answer his critics.

09/25/2024

"In Riley v. California, the Supreme Court unanimously held that police need a warrant to search through cell phones, even during otherwise lawful arrests. But if you hand over your unlocked phone to a police officer and offer to show them something, “it becomes this complicated factual question about what consent you’ve granted for a search and what the limits of that are,” Brett Max Kaufman, a senior staff attorney in the ACLU’s Center for Democracy, told The Verge. “There have been cases where people give consent to do one thing, the cops then take the whole phone, copy the whole phone, find other evidence on the phone, and the legal question that comes up in court is: did that violate the scope of consent?”"

Even if you’ve got nothing to hide.