Aesthetics in Jewelry, Inc. v. Estate of Brown Ex Rel. Brown

OPINION

CAPERTON, Judge:

The Appellees and Cross-Appellants, Estate of Robinson Brown, Jr. (“the Estate”), brought a number of claims against Appellants and Cross-Appellees James Jackson and Aesthetics in Jewelry (collectively, “Jackson”), arising out of the sale of certain jewelry by Jackson to Robinson Brown, Jr., including claims for negligent and fraudulent misrepresentation and a claim under the Kentucky Consumer Protection Act. Following trial, the jury found in Jackson’s favor on all claims, but the court declined Jackson’s request for an award of attorney fees. Jackson’s appeal concerns…