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Frederick R. Bentley (Reggie)
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Reggie Bentley is a Member in the firm’s Business Litigation Service Group in Louisville. He practices complex business and commercial litigation, class action litigation, real estate litigation, and appellate advocacy.
After obtaining his undergraduate and law degrees at the University of Notre Dame, Reggie returned home to Louisville to begin his legal career at Stites & Harbison. He now represents clients in high-stakes matters in state and federal courts in Kentucky and elsewhere. He has counseled a wide range of clients in litigation, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, manufacturers, insurers, individuals in consumer advocacy matters, and many others.
Reggie also advises tech entrepreneurs with a growing practice advising businesses in the cryptocurrency industry, including litigation involving Bitcoin mining operators.
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Kentucky
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Dean’s List; Student Bar Association Admissions Committee |
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Student Bar Association Admissions Committee |
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American Association of Justice Student Trial Advocacy Moot Court Competition |
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Tournament of Champions Moot Court Trial Competition |
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AAJ Student Trial Advocacy Competition National Finalist Team |
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Arthur A. May Award (2015) |
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Senior Thesis: “Epistemology and Aesthetics: Kant, Hume, and the Romantics” |
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Dean’s List |
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Fencing Team, Captain; NCAA National Champion Fencing Team, member (2011); Two-Time Second-Team All-American Men’s Foilist; Two-Time Fifth Place Individual Finish in NCAA National Championships; CoSIDA Capital One First-Team Academic All-American (2011) |
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John Crikelair Award (2011) |
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Rockne Scholar Athlete (2012) |
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Walter M. Langford Memorial Award (2012) |
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