About Mr John Hilary

Mr. John Hilary Schmidt practices personal damage regulation in Shepherdsville, Kentucky — He has been a member of the Kentucky State Bar since 1995. His company handles a selection of legal issues, including private personal injury cases, felony regulation instances, DUI and DWI defense, family regulation problems, divorce hearings, and traffic ticket disputes. The firm is understood for its dedication to offering comprehensive representation to clients throughout Bullitt County and nearby areas. He earned his J.D. from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 1991, the same year he completed his MBA at the University of Kentucky.

Prior to that, he obtained a B.A. from the University of Kentucky in 1985. His instructional background gave him a strong foundation in both legal principles and business practices, which he applies to his diverse caseload. Most of his work includes negotiating resolutions for injury claims, representing clients in felony defense, and dealing with the requirements of household law. Cases typically development from preliminary consultations through legal proceedings, mediation, and trial, depending at the needs of the client. His knowledge in a number of fields of law lets in him to address the multifaceted problems that often arise in private damage and household law matters.

Before setting up his practice in Shepherdsville, he worked with numerous law firms the place he labored in both personal damage and criminal regulation. His broad background has made him adept at taking on cases that require both negotiation and litigation skills. He has additionally been involved in numerous community outreach programs, providing law school training to nearby citizens. In addition to his law practice, Mr. Schmidt is a member of Shawnee Lodge 830 F&AM and Louisville Lodge four hundred F&AM, where he holds the title of Master Mason. He has additionally contributed to the legal network as a speaker on the Kentucky Bar Association's Annual Convention in 2010.

His certifications in Six Sigma Green Belt and Six Sigma Lean spotlight his dedication to performance and quality in legal practice. Mr. Schmidt continues to serve clients with dedication and professionalism. His workplace in Shepherdsville is a hub for individuals looking for legal help in personal injury, criminal law, and family regulation. He remains lively in the local network, ensuring that he's accessible to those in need of legal advocacy.

Education

University of Kentucky

MBA

1991

University of Kentucky College of Law

J.D.

1991

University of Kentucky

B.A.

1985

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Licensed
1998

Turn Around Executive
1995

Accepted Jurisdictions

Kentucky

Court Admissions

Kentucky Supreme Court State Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

Personal Injury Criminal Law DUI & DWI Family Law Divorce Traffic Tickets

Legal Services Scope

Initial Consultations Litigation Mediation Trial

Certifications & Awards

Six Sigma Green Belt

Villanova University

Six Sigma Lean

Villanova University

Professional Associations

Kentucky State Bar

has membership Current

Shawnee Lodge 830 F&AM

Master Mason 2016 - Current

Louisville Lodge 400 F&AM

has membership 2011 - Current

Kentucky Bar Association

Annual 2010 Convention Speaker 2010 - 2010

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