Kentucky attorney practicing civil litigation

Personalized, results-driven Legal Counsel

WHO WE ARE

About Holland Legal

At Holland Legal, we are committed to meeting your goals with results-driven, efficient representation. Our approach is rooted in effective communication and a genuine dedication to solving your legal challenges.

We take the time to thoroughly understand your case, providing objective, calculated strategies to achieve the best possible outcome. While we are firm and determined advocates, we also value transparency and collaboration, ensuring you are informed and confident every step of the way. Your success is our priority, and we are here to guide you with care and precision.

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Areas of expertise

01. business support

Your success fuels our mission, and we’re here to provide the strategic guidance you need to meet your objectives and advance your business. Learn More ›

02. real property

Whether you’re a property owner, developer, or business, we provide the guidance and advocacy needed to achieve practical and effective solutions. Learn More ›

03. industry challenges

We bring in-depth knowledge of industry-specific regulations, market trends, and operational nuances to provide legal solutions that meet your unique needs. Learn More ›

04. general advocacy

We are dedicated to being your trusted advocate in every situation, whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation and work tirelessly to resolve your legal matters. Learn More ›

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Our guiding principles

Meet Our Mascot

Holland Legal’s mascot is the cunning, intelligent, and adaptable fox. The fox not only represents the same qualities clients seek in a lawyer, but has a very important symbolism in American legal history.

Pierson v. Post (1805) is a landmark New York case that helped define the concept of “first possession” in American property law by determining who rightfully owned a fox—one hunter who pursued it or another who actually captured it. The court’s decision established important principles for when and how property rights arise in previously unowned resources, and its influence continues to shape legal interpretations of possession and ownership across the United States.