Notre Dame 9/11 panel discussion to feature U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh
The panelists will discuss their experiences of 9/11 and its legacy in a conversation that will be livestreamed.
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Braun picks Harrison County prosecutor to replace retiring Superior Court judge
The governor’s office says Joshua Otto Schalk has been elected to four terms as prosecutor after first being elected at age 25.
Hanover College faces federal lawsuit over equal opportunity for female athletes
Four Hanover College swimmers are suing the Southern Indiana school, accusing it of violating a federal anti-discrimination law when it eliminated their team.
State attorney general’s office settles with Deloitte for $1.2M over DEI practices
Officials said Deloitte had certified compliance with the state’s nondiscrimination requirements while it continued discriminatory employment practices.
IURC general counsel to step down Sept. 1 as commission deals with rate hike scrutiny, high-profile termination
The commission, also known as the IURC, oversees hundreds of utilities that operate in Indiana.
NIPSCO sued over surgery delay triggered by recent power failure
Margaret Shragal says a power failure that started last week caused unnecessary pain and suffering by delaying her surgery for a fractured hip.
Appeals court backs dismissal of professors’ lawsuit over state’s intellectual diversity law
The judges said the professors, who had sued over the potential impact of Indiana’s intellectual diversity law, had not shown they have standing to pursue their claim.
Colts chief legal officer to retire after 42 seasons with team
Chief Legal Officer Dan Emerson was hired to represent the football team when then-owner Robert Irsay moved the Colts to Indianapolis from Baltimore in 1984.
University of Indianapolis sues IU in federal court over use of the phrase ‘IU Indy’
The university says that phrase, used to refer to IU’s Indianapolis campus, is too similar to its own UINDY trademark, according to a federal court complaint.
Federal judges have sided with employers in three recent cases brought by employees over extra fees
Recent rulings have rejected some key claims employees make when suing over the surcharges, which generally require people to pay extra for coverage until they take a program to quit tobacco.
Lawsuit seeks to thwart James Dean trademark violations
Dozens of foreign companies are selling counterfeit James Dean products online in the United States, according to a federal lawsuit.