Our Experience

Constitutional Law

Since 2013, Mr. Wiest has handled significant constitutional litigation cases, including the 2013 Kentucky Redistricting case, numerous First Amendment cases, a Second Amendment case, Fourth Amendment cases, and Fourteenth Amendment cases. A list of many of these cases can be found in the Representative Cases section. Typically, more than half of Mr. Wiest’s practice involves these cases.
  • First Amendment
  • Second Amendment
  • Fourth Amendment
  • Fourteenth Amendment

Business Law

Mr. Wiest also counsels small businesses and individuals on issues such as contracts, business formation, real estate transactions, permitting issues, zoning issues, regulatory and environmental issues
  • Contracts
  • Business Formation
  • Real Estate
  • Regulatory Issues

Employment Law

Mr. Wiest represents employees in cases of discrimination, wrongful termination, retaliation, and other employment related issues.
  • Discrimination
  • Wrongful Termination
  • Retaliation
  • Employment Related Issues

Political Law

Mr. Wiest provides advice to political candidates, at the federal and state level, on FEC and state election law and ethics disclosure and reporting requirements.
  • Federal and State
  • Election Law
  • Ethics
  • Reporting Requirements

Civil Litigation

Mr. Wiest regularly handles civil litigation in state and federal court, in Ohio and Kentucky, which ranges from election litigation, tort and personal injury cases, contract cases, environmental cases, employment cases, commercial cases, class action work, regulatory litigation, and other matters.
  • Federal and State
  • Personal Injury
  • Commercial
  • Class Action
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