Jack Logan Richardson IV

Jack L. Richardson, IV is the fourth generation of attorneys in one of Kentucky’s oldest law firms celebrating its 112th year, having been established in 1907.

Jack is admitted to:
Kentucky Bar since 1980
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky since 1984
United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky since 1985
United States Court of Appeals, Sixth District since 1988
Louisville Bar Association since 1980
Jack has argued and won cases before the Kentucky Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court.

Having practiced law in Louisville, Kentucky for 39 years, Jack has extensive litigation and appellate experience. He has extensive experience in Corporate and Business, (having a degree in Business Administration), Estate Planning, high asset Divorce, Worker’s Compensation defense and plaintiff. Jack has represented fortune 500 companies and serves as corporate counsel to a number of Companies and Corporations.

Jack is well known in the community ranging from frequent television news broadcasts, newspaper articles and as a guest contributor to the Courier Journal newspaper. He is also well known and respected among the local bar for his extensive litigation experience and courtroom practice. Jack has a high profile locally in his civic and community activities, as well as his service as a board member of several charitable organizations. He is active in his church, has pursued seminary and graduated from the Southeast Christian Church Discipleship program.
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Jack also donates approximately 100 pro bono hours a year to the Metro Christian Legal Aid and he has his own charitable foundation wherein he partners with other national organizations in furtherance of Christian ministries.
In his younger years Jack served as a Senatorial Intern in Washington D.C, worked in a Presidential Inaugural Committee and has severed as a member of a Governor’s Committee for the preservation of our Christian history, He was part of a governor’s transition team in the early 2000s and has been a national delegate and a statewide executive committee member for the last 20 years.