AUG. 21-28, 2026
The Indiana Paralegal Association supports paralegals through networking, educational opportunities and, most recently, an online job bank. Maura Johnson chats with high-ranking officials about the ways the association promotes the profession. Also in this week's issue, Mitzi Morris examines how a new program is teaching lawyers entrepreneurial skills so they can run practices in legal deserts.
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Statewide association offers opportunities for networking, education
The group was established in 1979 as the Indianapolis Paralegal Association and then renamed four years later to serve as a statewide organization.
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Bar initiative aims to turn lawyers into entrepreneurs
More than half of Indiana’s counties have fewer than one attorney per 1,000 residents.
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John R. Maley: Federal court development of note: fraudulent joinder
The theory against the restaurant was negligence and Dram Shop Act violations in provision of alcohol.
Read MoreSeth Wilson: Build a strong practice for finding emails, cleaning inbox
Like many administrative problems, this usually surfaces when I am already busy elsewhere and need one specific item, such as a medical bill, that I cannot quickly find.
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