Madeleine B. Loeffler
ATTORNEY
859.255.8581
Maddie’s practice focuses primarily on medical malpractice defense, including hospital, clinic and physician practices, and public entities that provide healthcare services. Her undergraduate work in a psychological services center provides unique insight as to how a medical facility operates, and she uses that knowledge to inform her practice.
Her experience in general tort litigation also strengthens Maddie’s practice. She has been involved in litigating civil cases with issues ranging from kidnapping and assault to motor vehicle accidents. This exposure to a wide variety of topics enables her to approach legal issues from multiple angles.
Maddie has spent much of her practice advocating for clients in courts across the state. She has represented numerous insurance companies in a variety of matters, and has represented physicians, healthcare facilities, and long-term care facilities.
Maddie is licensed to practice in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Areas of Practice
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Obtained summary judgment on behalf of a client early in discovery based on plaintiff’s failure to articulate facts supporting their claims against our client.
Obtained voluntary dismissal for a client after filing a motion for summary judgment.
Obtained a favorable court ruling for long-term care facility client in getting a matter submitted to arbitration.
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Best Lawyers in America® “Ones to Watch”: Health Care Law; Medical Malpractice Law - Defendants (2024, 2025)
Street Law President
Moot Court Board, Writing Chair
John Todd M. Shelby Scholarship recipient
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DRI: Defense Research Institute - Young Lawyers Committee, 2022-23 Membership Recruitment Subcommittee
Kentucky Bar Association
KBA Young Lawyers Division
Tennessee Bar Association
Fayette County Bar Association
FCBA Women Lawyers Association
Central Kentucky American Inns of Court
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University of Kentucky, J.D.
University of Kentucky, B.A. cum laude
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In addition to using her legal skills to advocate for clients in the courtroom, Maddie also enjoys lending her skills to students and those wanting to become lawyers. She volunteers as judge/justice for both local and statewide Moot Court and Trial competitions, both for law students and undergraduate students.
