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Call Laura Garrett @ 502-582-2900 Help Wanted Through the LBA Placement Service Real Estate / Foreclosure Attorney: The LBA’s Placement Service is currently working with a multi-state law office seeking to add an attorney to their Louisville office. The firm specializes in real estate matters representing mortgage lenders. Primary duties will include real estate transactions and foreclosure litigation throughout the state. Travel to various counties for Sheriff Sales and hearings is required. Real estate or foreclosure experience a plus, but other experience considered. Must be licensed in Kentucky and in good standing and have excellent references. Competitive salary commensurate with experience and benefits offered. Send resumes in MS Word format to the LBA Placement Service Director, David Mohr, [email protected]. 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In Memoriam Judge Ken Corey, 82, died on July 1, 2024, in Florida, where he and his beloved wife of 63 years, Judge Mary Lewis Corey, had retired. Judge Corey graduated from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law and entered private practice before being elected a Jefferson District Court Judge and then a Jefferson Circuit Court Judge. After retiring from the bench, Judge Corey enjoyed a long and successful career as a mediator. He enjoyed boating, whether on the Ohio River or the open seas. He survived some scary situations on land and water, lost a few fingers along the way, never met a stranger, loved life and lived it to the fullest. A gathering to celebrate Judge Corey’s life and honor his memory will take place at Cap- tain’s Quarters on August 22 from 4-8 p.m. n
