The national law firm Cordell & Cordell found in a small survey of half of its family law attorneys that 80% said they had received AI-generated correspondence or draft documents from their clients.
The high court wants $3 million for a new fund that can improve courthouse security and offer additional security measures for judges across the state.
The lawsuit states that the company’s actions violate Indiana’s Rights of Publicity Act, which prohibits companies from using an aspect of a personality’s right of publicity for commercial purposes without consent.
Curtis Jones represented himself in arguing that a 2023 parole law amendment could not retroactively pause his parole sentence for a 1995 murder conviction.
Eighty-five percent of in-house legal departments use AI, up from 52% just a year ago. But a survey found that 41% of legal departments have never audited for unapproved “shadow AI” use — and do not plan to do so.
Judge Jose Salinas, who took office in 2007, starts his suspension Dec. 7. It lasts until Jan. 21, 2027.
Glenn Grampp was ordered to actively serve 30 days of suspension with the remaining 90 days stayed subject to the completion of at least two years of probation.
House Enrolled Act 1019 asked voters to decide whether city and town judges can reside nearby but outside the municipal boundaries of communities they serve.
The Democrat had captured more than 65% of the vote with 91% of vote centers reporting as of late Tuesday night. The win means Mears will continue in a role he has filled since 2019.
The court affirmed that the legislation disproportionately singles out public school teachers by requiring them to take additional steps if they want their employers to automatically deduct union dues from their paychecks, according to court documents.
Now partner-in-charge of client relations at the firm, Melissa Proffitt not only works with her own clients but helps wider firm clients find the best attorney for their needs.
The combination of high-traffic areas and hard-to-ignore visuals is a key reason some personal injury and family law firms stick to old-school billboards and bus wraps rather than blowing all their marketing budget chasing scrolling smartphone users or fickle TV viewers.
M/I Homes of Indiana claims in its lawsuit that Ethan Spalding transferred about 500 confidential files to a personal USB drive shortly before resigning.
Bar admission ceremonies are held in Indiana in the spring and fall, with the fall ceremony generally involving more law students being admitted after taking the bar exam in July.
The wife argues that a tolerance for jail overcrowding is partially to blame for her husband’s death because it interfered with the duty to prevent drug use.
Indiana’s governor said in a letter to secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard that he is satisfied that the commission has managed the business of election law “competently and efficiently.”
The appellate court stated that the Marshall County Superior Court erred in entering summary judgment in favor of Culver over several claims the student made.
A Fishers attorney has been suspended from the practice of law after being found guilty of nine felony charges in August, including one count of money laundering, according to the Indiana Supreme Court.
The ACLU of Indiana board said in a statement that it has launched a third-party review “to establish the facts and ensure healthier conditions for a smoother transition.”
In total, six members of the team, which advocates for civil liberties, have announced their resignations, said Neil Hudelson, former director of philanthropy.