About P. Kevin
P. Kevin Hackworth got here to regulation from a background in political science and stayed for the work in courtrooms. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at the University of Kentucky and persisted there for his law school training, receiving a J.D. from the University of Kentucky College of Law. Those years in Lexington supplied the academic foundation for a tradition grounded in legal proceedings.
After law school he entered private practice and, in 2019, joined Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers as a lawyer. He has constructed his practice at the company over several years, dealing with things which are filed in Kentucky state courts and in federal court. He is licensed to practice in Kentucky and is licensed to seem before the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
Hackworth’s work is concentrated on civil legal proceedings on behalf of injured people. He represents clients in cases that arise from injuries and other injury-generating occasions and guides matters through evidence-gathering process and trial when necessary. He seems in state court proceedings and has handled appellate filings in the Sixth Circuit, addressing procedural and substantive problems that follow a trial by jury or dispositive motion ruling ruling.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing instances and attentive when handling clients. He strategies every file by constructing factual history, pursuing appropriate clinical and professional evidence, and pressing legal issues in court filings. He additionally works on settlement discussions when a resolution serves a client’s interests. The practice calls for each court readiness and a continuous awareness to files, and people twin needs shape his every day work.
Hackworth’s schooling in political science and law informs his approach to legal proceedings. He draws on classroom instruction in legal evaluation whilst relying on courtroom experience to test legal theories. Over time he has navigated motions practice, depositions, and litigation preparation. He has been part of a group at Hughes & Coleman that manages a high quantity of injury matters and collaborates with investigators, medical professionals, and different lawyers on complicated files.
Outside the courtroom, he maintains expert memberships. He remains primarily based at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers, where he continues to litigate for clients in Kentucky and in things that proceed to the Sixth Circuit. He currently practices personal injury litigation at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers, representing individuals in Kentucky and earlier than the Sixth Circuit.
