Weaver: On transparency, Gov.-elect Braun should lead by example
He can start by protecting the role of the state’s public access counselor despite the Legislature’s moves to weaken the post.
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Wilson: Could Apple Intelligence be the AI for the rest of us?
Let’s explore some of the features of Apple Intelligence and which of those features may help legal professionals be more effective.
Ochoa: Maurer School of Law aims to offer new master of legal studies
The master of legal studies will meet an emerging need for non-lawyers with legal skills and add a new degree program to our academic offerings for the first time in years.
New state appeals court judge brings energy and theatricality
Judge Mary DeBoer already has used her experience in theater to help creates programs at the trial court level.
DTCI conference looks to ‘Ted Lasso’ for tips
Attorneys who defend clients against civil litigation will gather in South Bend November 20-22 for the 31st annual Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana conference, held at the Morris Inn on the campus of the University of Notre Dame.
Nordstrom: Selecting the right AI tools for witness preparation
Here’s a look at four prominent voice-to-text AI platforms.
Four attorneys join Braun’s transition team
Of the 12 transition appointees announced Nov. 6, four are attorneys, including transition chair Victor Smith.
Pro Bono Matters: Here’s how to find the right pro bono opportunity for you
Pro Bono Indiana is a state-wide nonprofit organization that focuses on providing legal professionals with pro bono opportunities.
Web exclusive: Dentons conference helps attorneys prepare for 2025 legislative session
On Dec. 18, Dentons 33rd Annual Legislative Conference will help lobbyists, policymakers and others prepare for the financial push and pull that every budget-writing legislative session brings.
DTCI’s incoming president looks for new approaches to attract younger members
Ahead of annual conference this week for the Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana, incoming president Scott Cockrum sat down with the Indiana Lawyer to discuss his plans for the next year.
Immigration attorneys brace for abrupt policy changes under Trump administration
Mass deportations. More U.S. troops at the country’s southern border. The possible deployment of the National Guard, even in non-border states like Indiana. They could all be on the table come January.
IndyBar: Finley Selected 2027 IndyBar Foundation President
Amber Finley, Corporation Counsel for the City of Lawrence, has been selected to lead the Indianapolis Bar Foundation in 2027.
IndyBar: Your Community is Calling! Support the Indianapolis Bar Foundation’s Mission
From grant programs to volunteer opportunities to exciting community-building events, the IndyBar Foundation provides members and friends of IndyBar ways to give back to the community.
IndyBar: Celebration Week 2024 – Honoring IndyBar Award Winners!
See who won awards from the Indianapolis Bar Association.
IndyBar: You’re Invited to Three Judicial Ceremonies Being Held in December
IndyBar will host two judicial retirement ceremonies and a swearing-in ceremony for all judges elected during the 2024 election.
Many dealmakers in Indiana and across the nation expect a robust 2025
In a national survey of 200 senior executives and dealmaking advisers, 70% said they expect a stronger U.S. merger and acquisition landscape in the next 12 months.
Woman testified that she saw Matt Gaetz having sex with 17-year-old, attorney says
Two women told House Ethics Committee investigators that former Rep. Matt Gaetz, who has been tapped to be attorney general in the next Trump administration, paid them for sex, and one of the women testified she saw him having sex with a 17-year-old, according to an attorney for the women.
Georgia appeals court cancels hearing in election interference case against Trump
A Georgia appeals court on Monday canceled oral arguments that were scheduled for next month on the appeal of a lower court ruling allowing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to continue to prosecute the election interference case she brought against President-elect Donald Trump.
Disciplinary charges filed against Putnam County judge for alleged bias toward female plaintiff
Disciplinary charges have been filed against a Putnam County judge for his alleged bias against a woman involved in a case he presided over in late 2021 and early 2022.
Tax collections lag, bringing revenues below projections
Indiana’s revenues are down as tax collections continue to lag behind estimates, according to November’s state revenue report. Projections are based on analysis from December 2023 and due for an update next month.