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Amy Oliver was born in Princeton, KY, where she lived until attending college at the University of Louisville. She graduated from the University of Louisville in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in political science, cum laude. Amy participated in the second year of the study abroad program to Panama City, Panama with the Spanish and Latin American Studies departments, helping to earn a minor in both those subjects as well.

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Amy Oliver was born in Princeton, KY, where she lived until attending college at the University of Louisville. She graduated from the University of Louisville in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in political science, cum laude. Amy participated in the second year of the study abroad program to Panama City, Panama with the Spanish and Latin American Studies departments, helping to earn a minor in both those subjects as well.

Amy began her law school career in 2009. During her time in Lexington, she held offices in the University of Kentucky College of Law’s Women’s Caucus, American Constitution Society, was a member of the Trial Advocacy Board, and participated in a state-wide trial team competition. In her final year of law school, she was named a Next Generation Leader by the national chapter of the American Constitution Society. Amy received her law degree from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2012 and was admitted to the practice of law in Kentucky in the same year.

Amy met her husband, Christopher Giesin, in 2015. They were engaged in 2017 and married in a private ceremony the same year. Christopher has lived in Middletown for over eight years and works with the Department of the Treasury.

Amy E. Oliver is originally from Princeton, Kentucky. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of Louisville and a law degree from the University of Kentucky College of Law. She is married to Christopher Giesin.

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Amy participated in the second year of the study abroad program to Panama City, Panama with the Spanish and Latin American Studies departments, helping to earn a minor in both those subjects as well. Amy spent time between graduation and law school working for Insight Communications (now Spectrum) in the Human Resources department.

Amy has always been civically minded and has participated in many local organizations wherever she lived by volunteering and participating in various activities, fundraisers, and festivals. Amy took a position with the Louisville Metro Public Defender’s Office in 2012 and served the community by representing indigent defendants, both adults and children, across all courts in Jefferson County District, Circuit, and Family Courts. Amy earned the prestigious Walker Award for a full acquittal in a Circuit level jury trial.

Amy took a position with the Louisville Metro Public Defender’s Office in 2012 and served the community by representing indigent defendants, both adults and children, across all courts in Jefferson County District, Circuit, and Family Courts. Amy earned the prestigious Walker Award for a full acquittal in a Circuit level jury trial. In March 2017, Amy left the Public Defender’s office to begin Berkley Oliver PLLC with her law partner, Joshua G. Berkley. Their office is located just down the road in Shelbyville, KY.

Amy co-founded Berkley Oliver PLLC with Joshua G. Berkley. She previously worked for the Louisville Metro Public Defender’s Office and in the Human Resources department at Insight Communications, now Spectrum.

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Amy serves on the Middletown City Commission.

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