Three Kentucky Injury Attorneys Named Super Lawyers for 2027

Three Kentucky attorneys have been named Super Lawyers for 2027, the law firm of Morgan, Collins, Yeast & Salyer announced. The peer-review organization Super Lawyers recognized Roy G. Collins, Kyle Salyer, and Bruce R. Bentley in its most recent edition. Only 5 percent of attorneys nationwide receive Super Lawyers honors, according to the organization’s website.

Roy G. Collins was selected in the categories of Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff and Workers’ Compensation: Claimant. His focus areas include motor vehicle accidents, personal injury, premises liability, slip and fall, trucking accidents, and wrongful death. This marks his 10th consecutive year on the Super Lawyers list. More information about Roy G. Collins is available online.

Kyle Salyer was recognized in the categories of Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff and Insurance Coverage. His focus areas include bad faith insurance, brain injury, motor vehicle accidents, personal injury, premises liability, slip and fall, trucking accidents, and wrongful death. He has now received Super Lawyers honors for nine straight years. Details about Kyle Salyer can be found on the firm’s website.

Bruce R. Bentley received Super Lawyers honors for the first time in 2027 in the Personal Injury category. His profile is available at Bruce R. Bentley.

Super Lawyers, founded in 1991, uses a patented selection process created and led by legal professionals, according to its website. The organization states that each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement, with the objective of creating a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys that can serve as a resource for attorneys and consumers seeking legal counsel.

The recognition matters because it signals to Kentucky residents that these attorneys have been vetted by peers and stand out in their field. For a firm like Morgan, Collins, Yeast & Salyer, which handles personal injury, workers’ compensation, and Social Security Disability cases, such honors can reassure clients who are navigating difficult legal challenges after an injury. The firm represents everyday Kentuckians injured through the negligence of others and has offices in Lexington, Paducah, London, Hazard, Somerset, Paintsville, Manchester, Princeton, and Prestonsburg.

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