08/05/2026
✨ Introducing Staff Spotlights✨
This one is a long one, but we think you’ll know why!
Aaron Michael Murphy is a personal injury lawyer and trial attorney practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. Aaron has helped clients from all areas of Kentucky recover tens of millions of dollars for their injuries. Aaron primarily represents cases involving auto and trucking collisions. However, Aaron has also represented plaintiffs in cases involving death by gunshot, drowning, farm accidents, and medical malpractice. Aaron has represented clients in catastrophic trucking injury and death cases in multiple states, as well as handling appellate issues at the Kentucky Court of Appeals, the Kentucky Supreme Court, and the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Aaron has tried cases to a jury in both state and federal courts.
Aaron graduated from the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in the class of 2007. After working for a small law firm in downtown Louisville for several years, Aaron began his own practice. On August 1, 2010, Aaron launched his practice, devoted to helping individuals and families with legal needs—primarily those for whom injury or the death of a loved one had caused an unimaginable tragedy. Over the years, the law firm has grown, but the focus has remained the same. Aaron has litigated death and catastrophic injury cases against defendants as diverse as Fortune 500 companies, drunk drivers, criminals, and other wrongdoers. Whether it involves a case against a truck driver who fraudulently obtained a medical card or a catastrophic farm injury, Aaron has been there.
Aaron counts people from all around the globe as his clients. In addition to representing clients from Kentucky, it has been Aaron’s great honor to represent clients from Iraq, Somalia, Nepal, China, Jordan, Bhutan, Cameroon, Nigeria, Malawi, Cuba, and elsewhere. Despite million- and multi-million-dollar results in past cases, Aaron continues to believe that his best cases are still ahead of him, and each case presents new opportunities.
