Judge leaves attorneys on tax refund appeal
Indiana Tax Court Judge Martha Wentworth has denied the State Department of Revenue’s attempt to disqualify the two attorneys representing a company in a refund dispute.
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Mother’s actions support contempt finding
The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld finding a mother in contempt of court for not dismissing a protective order against her ex-husband as required by their dissolution decree. The judges also affirmed the award of compensatory damages and attorney fees to the father, but reversed a 10-day sentence imposed for future violations.
Judges order possession charge dismissed
Relying on United States Supreme Court precedent, the Indiana Court of Appeals has reversed the denial of a man’s motion to suppress marijuana found on him after a traffic stop. The appellate court found the officers did not reasonably believe the man was armed and dangerous to justify the pat down.
Judges rule on easement dispute
The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled partly in favor of a couple seeking to place a fence along their property line shared with a condominium complex, which would affect the use of a sidewalk by the condo homeowners.
Leadership in Law 2012: Lewis S. Wooton
Lewis Wooton’s diverse background, which includes working as a farmer, in a factory, and in a prosecutor’s office, allows him to bring a unique perspective to any situation. In the short time he’s been in practice, he’s gained an understanding of insurance coverage law that is far greater than most lawyers who are twice his […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Kyra Wagoner
Kyra Wagoner is like most attorneys who are Type-A, highly ambitious and organized, but her passion for education and learning nuances of the law make her stand out. She has the potential to be an industry leader and trailblazer for women in the commercial real estate industry. In 2012, I’d like tocomplete a sprint triathlon. […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Stephen C. Unger
Stephen Unger’s energy and knowledge make him an invaluable team member for clients and colleagues, who significantly value his opinions and advice. His motivation for community involvement stems from his passion in the legal profession, in the communities where he lives and works, and in his faith. The best advice I could give a recent […]
Leadership in Law 2012: TaKeena M. Thompson
TaKeena Thompson is not only focused on developing a solid legal practice, which includes medical malpractice matters and insurance coverage and fraud litigation, she also has a desire to give back to the community through organizations dedicated to inspiring children and adults to overcome obstacles. In 2012, I’d like toestablish and maintain a consistent workout […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Sarah T. Starkey
Sarah Starkey’s fluency in Spanish has played an important role in growing her family law practice and helping the Hispanic community. She dedicates more time to pro bono work than any other attorney in her office, and it is her sincere desire to help others that drives her. In 2012, I’d like toenjoy my friends […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Elizabeth Schuerman
Elizabeth Schuerman has quickly made a lasting impression with her firm for her outstanding work and the level of maturity shown in her interaction with clients. She is extremely passionate about the local community and volunteers with Heritage Place and the United Way of Central Indiana. The medical malpractice defense and litigation attorney is also […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Stephen E. Reynolds
Litigator Stephen Reynolds is respected as a practitioner by his colleagues, clients and other attorneys. He is known for having a quick mind and tireless work ethic, and for always conducting himself with professionalism and civility. In 2012, I’d like tocontinue to grow my practice in products liability litigation, trade secrets litigation, municipal and government […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Todd G. Relue
Todd Relue’s work ethic, responsiveness and ability to critically analyze complex issues have differentiated him from his peers. He is dedicated to all endeavors he undertakes – his work, his family and community service. In 2012, I’d like tobecome involved with the Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program. JLAP does great work furthering the profession by […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Anna Mandula
Anna Mandula, a general negligence and health care attorney, has shown herself in the community to be an honorable and excellent example of what a young lawyer should be: she has class, intelligence, ethics, humility and integrity. She participates in Share the Love to support women in the community and supports The Cancer Resource Centre. […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Angela M. Green
Angela Green, who focuses her practice on complex litigation, legislative and regulatory issues in environmental law, regularly works with fellow attorneys and clients on cases that require her to shift seamlessly from one forum to another. Her versatility and broad skill set have allowed her to become a highly valued member of her firm. In […]
Leadership in Law 2012: James B. Godbold
James Godbold is diligent about having a positive influence on society and potential attorneys. The litigation attorney is active in the Evansville community, working with Teen Court and the Evansville Bar Association High School Mock Trial. He is also involved with the federal court’s Mediation Assistance Program and the Indiana Appellate Pro Bono Project. His […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Margaret M. Christensen
Margaret Christensen is the definition of an inspiring leader. With her legal experience in construction and business contract law, she approached the Indiana Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors Association to work with contractors on legal matters and has been a featured presenter at the group’s convention. Meg’s passion for helping others extends into various organizations, […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Andrew L. Campbell
Andrew Campbell is an accomplished litigator in product liability and commercial matters, but his contributions extend beyond his litigation skills and work ethic. He has led and advanced pro bono services in Indianapolis and has been recognized for his commitment to serving those in need. In 2012, I’d like tocontinue to build a more independent […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Russell L. Brown
Russell Brown is the embodiment of a person who became a lawyer to effect positive change in his community, and he practices law for all the right reasons. In addition to practicing in real estate law, the Marion County Lawrence Township trustee is active making sure all people have access to justice. In 2012, I’d […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Keith R. Berlin
Through training and experience, Keith Berlin is developing into a superior attorney in the areas of litigation and environmental law. Not only has he managed complex e-discovery, he attended more than 100 hours of Continuing Legal Education within his first three years of practice. He also devotes significant time to volunteer work. Keith currently serves […]
Leadership in Law 2012: Elizabeth L. White
Elizabeth White is a strong advocate for civic education and outreach and a champion for voter rights. Her leadership in election law makes her a “stand-out” among her peers, specifically in her work to expand access to voting for people with disabilities, the elderly and otherwise vulnerable citizens. Beth is a hard-working, bright and generous […]
