Julie Foster is a seasoned attorney who recently joined
Becker Law, bringing with her a wealth of experience in employment law, general
liability, Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and long-term care defense.
Transitioning from her role as a defense attorney, Julie now serves as a
dedicated plaintiff's attorney, offering her clients unparalleled insight and
expertise.
With a background in insurance defense litigation, personal
injury protection (PIP) benefits, property and casualty claims, and more, Julie
is well-prepared to anticipate and address opposing counsel's strategies. She
has crafted over 30 trial court and appellate briefs presented to both Kentucky
and U.S. Supreme Courts, providing comprehensive and compelling representation
to her plaintiff cases. Additionally, Julie has successfully mediated over 50
employment discrimination cases, showcasing her adept negotiation skills for
the benefit of her clients.
Julie's litigation prowess is evidenced by her tenure as
lead counsel in a high-profile Federal sex, disability discrimination, and
retaliation case against Louisville's largest employer. Furthermore, her
experience advising an insurance provider specializing in recovery services has
equipped her with a deep understanding of employment issues, including ERISA, FMLA,
ADA, Medicare, and FEHBA matters.
Education-wise, Julie earned her Juris Doctor from the
University of Kentucky College of Law in 1994 and holds a Bachelor of Arts
degree from Centre College in Kentucky. Her previous roles at national and
regional law firms, as well as with the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety
Cabinet, provided her with a solid foundation. Notably, Julie actively
supported the Department of Corrections in investigations involving Equal
Employment Opportunity (EEO) complaints and discrimination suits during her
time at the Cabinet.
Julie's dedication to justice, coupled with her extensive
defense experience, makes her a formidable advocate for her clients at Becker
Law. She is a member of both the Kentucky Bar Association and the West Virginia
Bar Association.
