Author: Bailey Glasser

Law 360 Profiles BG Kentucky Office and New Partner Todd Myers

Law 360 Pulse profiles the opening of our Lexington, Kentucky office and the joining of Todd C. Myers as a partner in our Civil Defense Practice Group.

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Law 360 Pulse profiles the opening of our Lexington, Kentucky office and the joining of Todd C. Myers as partner.

Todd brings more than 26 years of experience as in-house counsel and litigator for some of the country’s largest mining and mineral development companies. Most recently, he served as VP, Associate General Counsel, and Assistant Secretary at Alliance Resource Partners, L.P., where he directed enforcement defense, civil litigation, and regulatory compliance across operations in West Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana. Before that, he spent eight years as Senior Vice President of Risk Management and Associate General Counsel at Blackhawk Mining, LLC.

Todd’s practice covers the full range of federal regulatory issues facing mining and heavy-industry clients, including Clean Water Act enforcement, SMCRA permitting and bond-release proceedings, CERCLA and RCRA litigation, and matters before the Federal Mine Safety Review Commission. He also represents clients in governmental investigations involving workplace accidents and union-represented workforces.

In addition to being a lawyer, Todd is a certified underground coal miner and mine rescue team member in West Virginia, an MSHA instructor with an unlimited rating, and a WVOMHST-certified instructor.

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Todd Myers Joins Bailey Glasser’s New Kentucky Office as Partner

Todd brings more than 26 years of experience as in-house counsel and litigator for some of the country’s largest mining and mineral development companies.

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Bailey & Glasser, LLP is pleased to announce the opening of our new Lexington, Kentucky office and the addition of Todd C. Myers as partner. Todd joins the firm’s Civil Defense Practice Group, giving the firm a dedicated presence in Kentucky and expanded capacity to serve coal, energy, and heavy-industry clients across the region.

Todd brings more than 26 years of experience as in-house counsel and litigator for some of the country’s largest mining and mineral development companies. Most recently, he served as VP, Associate General Counsel, and Assistant Secretary at Alliance Resource Partners, L.P., where he directed enforcement defense, civil litigation, and regulatory compliance across operations in West Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana. Before that, he spent eight years as Senior Vice President of Risk Management and Associate General Counsel at Blackhawk Mining, LLC.

Rebecca Pomeroy, the firm’s Civil Defense Practice Group Leader, stated: “Todd Myer’s unique and important experience will be a major asset to our industrial clients. Our new Kentucky office also allows us to broaden our local representation in the area and allows us to be of the greatest service to all our clients.”

Todd’s practice covers the full range of federal regulatory issues facing mining and heavy-industry clients, including Clean Water Act enforcement, SMCRA permitting and bond-release proceedings, CERCLA and RCRA litigation, and matters before the Federal Mine Safety Review Commission. He also represents clients in governmental investigations involving workplace accidents and union-represented workforces.

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BG Lawyers Earn Lawdragon X Recognition

Congratulations to Samira Z. Bode, Tony L. Clacker, Sallie Gilbert, Elliott McGraw, Lorren Patterson, Travis A. Prince, Christopher D. Smith, Elizabeth L. Stryker, and Nicholas A. Warden.

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Nine Bailey Glasser lawyers have been named to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation guide. In announcing this year’s honorees, Lawdragon describes them as “the future of the law. And, in many respects, the now.”

Congratulations to Samira Bode, Tony Clackler, Sallie Gilbert, Elliott McGraw, Lorren Patterson, Travis Prince – Trial Lawyer, Chris Smith, Elizabeth Stryker, and Nicholas Warden.

Thank you to Lawdragon for the recognition of our BG lawyers, and congratulations to all lawyers named to this list across the country.

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Bailey Glasser Lawyers and Practice Groups Earn Top Chambers USA Rankings

Congratulations to Ben Bailey, Brian Glasser, Katherine E. Charonko, Jonathan Deem, Jennifer Fahey, Nick Johnson, Cary Joshi, Michael Murphy, Gregory Porter, Benjamin Schwartzman, David Selby, and Luke Thomas.

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Twelve Bailey Glasser lawyers earned 2026 Chambers USA rankings, along with multiple practice group recognitions across the country.

New this year: founding partners Benjamin Bailey and Brian Glasser both received top rankings in the new West Virginia Litigation: Mainly Plaintiffs category, and the firm earned Band 1 in that category as well. Katherine Charonko received two new national rankings in E-Discovery and Information Governance, including a Band 1 for plaintiffs litigation. Luke Thomas received his first Chambers ranking in West Virginia for his corporate work.

Chambers rankings reflect independent research, including client and peer interviews. We are grateful to our clients who trust us with their most important matters and for this Chambers recognition.

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David Selby is a Featured Panelist on “Expert Tips for Settling Class Actions in 2026” CLE

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David Selby, Bailey Glasser’s Mass Torts Practice Group Leader, recently served as a panelist for a CLE titled “Expert Tips for Settling Class Actions in 2026.” He was joined by R. David Proctor (Senior Judge, Northern District of Alabama), Frank Zacherl of Shutts & Bowen LLP, and mediators Rodney Max and Lance Harke of Upchurch Watson White & Max. The panel covered settlement trends, mediation techniques, settlement structures, and ethics and approval issues. This program was organized by the Upchurch Watson White & Max Mediation Group and the University of Florida Levin College of Law Institute for Dispute Resolution.

The live presentation took place Friday, May 29. To watch the replay (and obtain CLE credit information), please visit this link.

David Selby’s practice focuses on representing individuals injured by defective firearms, poisonous chemicals, defective medical devices, survivors of sexual abuse, and more. David’s courtroom success has earned him a litany of legal honors, including being nationally ranked in the product liability category by Chambers & Partners since 2023. In 2026, David was named a Lawdragon 500 Leading Litigator in America.