Attorneys
DOUGLAS M. LAMB
Attorney Douglas M. Lamb is licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the State of Indiana.
- University of Kentucky, Juris Doctor (J.D.) with distinction, 1979
- University of Kentucky, Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics with high distinction, 1976
- Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1979
- State of Indiana, 1982
- Personal Injury
- Social Security Disability
- Workers’ Compensation
Doug joined Lamb & Lamb, PSC in 1982. Doug has been practicing in Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding areas for over 45 years. Doug is experienced representing primarily those who have been injured or wronged as a result of the negligence of another. Doug’s primary areas of practice consist of handling personal injury matters including motor vehicle collisions and slip and fall cases; workers’ compensation cases and social security disability claims.
ERIC M. LAMB
Attorney Eric M. Lamb is licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
- George Washington University Law School, Juris Doctor (J.D.) with honors, 1972
- University of Louisville, Bachelor of Science in Commerce with honors, 1968
- District of Columbia, 1973
- Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1973
- Insurance Claims
- Contract Formation
- Contract Litigation
- Personal Injury
- Workers’ compensation
Eric co-founded Lamb & Lamb, PSC in 1982 with his brother Doug. Eric has been practicing in Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding areas for over 50 years.
Eric is experienced in representing a diverse range of clients including individuals and entities. Eric’s primary areas of practice involve handling contract litigation; preparation and negotiation of business contracts, commercial leases and franchise contracts; representation of homeowners and business owners in casualty insurance claims including storms, fires, hurricanes, water losses and other casualties; appellate practice including amicus curiae briefs and representing personal injury and workers’ compensation claimants.
Eric M. Lamb has practiced in Circuit Courts in numerous counties in Kentucky and in Federal Courts in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Florida, Ohio, Colorado, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.