Read how diversity played a factor for some minority law students in their decision on where to attend law school. Read about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to take an Indiana case on whether vehicular flight from police is considered a "violent felony." Learn how a Marion Superior judge and his wife are using their son's death to discuss prescription drug abuse.
Read how financial planners and probate-focused attorneys are confused by the federal estate tax. See what Indiana University Maurer School of Law professor and former nominee for the Office of Legal Counsel Dawn Johnsen had to say about the nomination process. Learn more about what happened during this year's Organization Day.
Meet a corporate attorney who's been recognized by the legal community for being a foster parent and advocate for children. Read about an Indiana attorney's and a justice's involvement in organ donation. Learn how a new national act regarding adult guardianship matters may address "granny snatching."
Read why some judges want the law rewritten to remove restrictions on where they can carry a firearm. Meet the new Indiana State Bar Association president. See why some attorneys are in "uncharted waters" when it comes to medical malrpactice claims against one former doctor.
Only on Indiana Lawyer, read the responses of questions posed by IL to the five Indiana Court of Appeals judges up for retention. Meet some lawyers who love hitting the open road on their motorcycles. Read about anti-piracy legislation that's tackling IP enforcement.
In Indiana Lawyer's exclusive interview with attorney and state representative Edward DeLaney, read his thoughts on his attack, civility, and screening applicants to the bar. See why attorneys think discrimination cases are on the rise. Meet Indiana's newest Supreme Court justice.
Learn why the 2010 National Conference for Lawyer Assistance Programs in Indianapolis is relevant to law students, managing attorneys, human resource departments at law firms, and others. See what issues wind turbines present for companies, farmers, and governments. Read how the Indiana Supreme Court is preparing for Justice Theodore Boehm's departure at the end of September.
Meet the in-house counsel at Indiana University who describes herself as one of the few remaining "general practioners" left. See how adult guardianship programs around the state continue to operate with little funding. Learn more about the partnership between Indiana University Maurer School of Law and India.
Read one attorney's thoughts on how the Americans with Disabilities Act has change perspectives since it was signed 20 years ago. See what national issues the Indiana attorney general is keeping an eye on. Meet the attorney who decided to forgo physical office space for a 'virtual' office.
Learn why some appellate rulings are creating confusion for attorneys and trial judges. Meet the in-house counsel who represents the creator of Garfield the cat.
Read more about the three finalists for the Indiana Supreme Court as well as watch video clips from their semi-finalists interviews.