Mudd Legal Group, PLLC

Mudd Legal Group is Kentucky’s premier criminal defense firm, known for exceptional results in both federal and state courts. With a powerful combination of legal skill, courtroom tenacity, and relentless preparation, the firm has built a reputation for turning the tide in even the most challenging cases. Led by defense attorney Nick Mudd, the firm consistently delivers results that reshape lives and set new benchmarks in legal defense.

Mudd Legal Group creates bold, personalized defense strategies grounded in trial experience and aggressive advocacy. Whether negotiating pre-trial resolutions or litigating before a jury, the firm acts decisively and relentlessly. Each client benefits from early intervention, detailed case investigation, and comprehensive legal planning designed to dismantle the prosecution’s case and secure favorable outcomes.

Mudd Legal Group focuses on a wide range of criminal defense matters including felony and misdemeanor charges, DUI, federal crimes, domestic violence, and serious traffic violations. The firm also handles high-stakes federal litigation and appeals in the Western and Eastern Districts of Kentucky as well as the Southern District of Indiana. With a strong command of evidentiary procedures, constitutional protections, and sentencing mitigation, the firm is well-positioned to defend complex criminal cases at every stage.

Mudd Legal Group is led by Nick Mudd, a seasoned litigator with a national profile. His record includes five murder trial victories in four months and a $10.5 million civil award—achievements unmatched by peers in the region. Frequently featured in national media and recognized for high-profile case wins, he is known for combining strategic brilliance with unmatched courtroom energy.

Mudd Legal Group remains the go-to defense firm for individuals facing serious charges in Kentucky. With a client-first philosophy and a trial-ready posture, the firm stands as a formidable force in criminal defense, trusted by clients and respected by courts across the state.