Jeri Barclay Poppe

With a distinguished legal career spanning Kentucky and Indiana, Jeri Barclay Poppe has established herself as a formidable advocate in both trial and appellate courts. She has multiple reported opinions in the Appellate Courts of Kentucky, demonstrating her skill in shaping legal precedent and influencing the development of case law. Her extensive litigation experience in both states reflects a deep understanding of complex legal issues, and she has successfully represented clients in high-stakes cases across various practice areas. Her admission to practice in Kentucky and Indiana, including the U.S. Federal District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky and the Northern and Southern District Courts in Indiana, underscores her ability to handle complex legal matters in state and federal jurisdictions.

As a respected member of the legal profession, Jeri Barclay Poppe is actively involved in multiple professional organizations, including the Kentucky Bar Association, the Louisville Bar Association, the Indiana Supreme Court, and the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). Her commitment to the legal community extends beyond her practice, as she has played a vital role in mentoring future attorneys. While earning her Juris Doctorate from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in 2000, she was a distinguished Journal of Law and Education member. She earned national recognition for her appellate brief writing and oral argument skills. Her academic excellence and practical experience have made her a sought-after legal professional in her field.

Beyond her litigation practice, Jeri Barclay Poppe is passionate about legal education and mentorship. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Louisville in 1997, laying the foundation for her career in law and advocacy. She now gives back to the community as a Mock Trial Coach for Kentucky Country Day High School, helping students develop critical thinking, public speaking, and trial advocacy skills. Through her dedication to the courtroom and the classroom, she continues to shape the next generation of legal minds while maintaining an active and influential law practice.