Welcome to the website of Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company of Kentucky -- the only professional liability insurance company created by Kentucky lawyers for Kentucky lawyers.

Since issuing its first policy in 1987, Lawyers Mutual has stayed true to its fundamental mission of assuring that Kentucky lawyers have available liability insurance at competitive rates, providing outstanding claims service, and supporting the Kentucky Bar with risk management information and CLE programs featuring ethics and malpractice prevention themes. Read More

Learn more about Lawyers Mutual of Kentucky insurance features and coverages. Choose an option below to receive a quote for attorneys, whether they are elected officials, city attorneys, court-appointed Master Commissioner, title insurance agent, notary public, mediator or arbitrator.

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Lawyers Mutual is dedicated to malpractice reduction by education. We are pleased to offer ethics and risk management CLE seminars on the Kentucky Rules of Professional Conduct and malpractice prevention as a bar service.
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  • Erroneous description in deed of property to be conveyed
  • Misstated date to which interest was to be computed
  • Failure to fill in blank on form
  • Improper acknowledgement
  • Failure to reserve mineral rights
  • Failure to advise on impending change in law
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Lawyers Mutual Insurance
Waterfront Plaza
323 West Main Street,
Suite 600
Louisville, KY 40202
Waterfront Plaza
KY Wats 1-800-800-6101
Ph. 502-568-6100
Fax 502-568-6103



Disclaimer:
The contents of this website are intended for general information purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances. It is not the intent of this website to establish an attorney’s standard of due care for a particular situation. Rather, it is our intent to advise our insureds to act in a manner which may be well above the standard of due care in order to avoid claims having merit, as well as those without merit.