The Indiana Court of Appeals is sending an insurance dispute back to trial court to figure out how the mother of a teen killed in a wreck should receive more money.
The charges were filed in separate cases Monday morning against Geoffrey Gaither of Marion Superior Court 9 and Jose Salinas of Marion Superior Court 23.
The daughter of a woman who died after staying at a Clarksville nursing home is suing, saying the home failed to provide proper care as she recovered from surgery.
The Indianapolis-based NCAA’s move to a five-year, age-based eligibility model has led to a series of court fights across the country.
Legal experts say the amount of high-stakes election cases hitting the nation’s highest court is above historical norms, especially for a midterm election.
The Trump administration’s bid to keep a Michigan coal plant running past its planned retirement date was illegal, federal judges ruled. That decision could affect similar cases in Indiana.
Prosecutors say Jonathan Andrew Jones of Lafayette plans to plead guilty to two counts of wire fraud and is expected to be sentenced in November.
Danielle Swan was sentenced to four years in prison with one year suspended and 75 days served. Her suspension from law stays in place until further order of the state Supreme Court.
That conviction came after the defense team put up an unusual argument: Their client was a liar whose word could not be trusted.
Indiana’s commitment statute is based on a 90-day rule. Anything within that period is considered “temporary.” Anything beyond that is “regular.”
Applications will be taken up until Oct. 8. Eligible candidates must live in Lake County, be a U.S. citizen and admitted to the practice of law in Indiana.
The plaintiffs allege some recently approved laws discriminate against voters who have become U.S. citizens by subjecting them to citizenship verification.
The four plaintiffs filed a proposed nationwide class action in federal court, accusing Amazon of violating the 2022 Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.
McKenna West wants final custody or conservatorship because she believes the couple will not provide life-saving care, citing their request for an abortion at 23 weeks.
During the hearing, questions from the five justices included why the six Deery ballots shouldn’t be counted without any evidence of fraud or tampering.
Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act is used to grant exemptions for vaccines and medical care. Attorneys argued Thursday before the Indiana Supreme Court on whether it could allow for an exception to Indiana’s near-total abortion ban.
An appeals court on Thursday upheld a block on President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting mail voting, a decision that comes as the Supreme Court considers the same case.
The lawsuit comes eight days before some in-person early voting begins. It asks a judge to declare it unlawful to send armed agents to polling sites.
Investigators used interviews with family members, cell phone location data, text messages and photographs to double check visit entries the case worker recorded.
The sheriff’s office announced Thursday that it transferred 25 convicts from the county’s Adult Detention Center to Carroll County Jail in Delphi.