Hammerle on … ‘Dunkirk,’ ‘Girls Trip’
Bob Hammerle says “Dunkirk” teaches you more about an event in World War II than you will ever learn in a textbook.
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Hammerle on … ‘War for the Planet of the Apes,’ ‘The Big Sick’
Bob Hammerle says “The Big Sick” is the best movie of 2017 so far.
Ringlespaugh: Parenting coordination: the good, the bad and the ugly
Although parenting coordinators have been around for a while, Indiana has only within the last 10 years or so started to create uniformity in the rules and regulations regarding parenting coordinators.
Technology Untangled: Video editing technology can put words in your mouth
Sometimes in my technical work I am asked to analyze a video to see if it has been edited or altered. The argument typically goes along the lines that something has been added to a recording to make things appear worse than they really were, that words were added and essentially put in a person’s mouth.
Making Rain: Utilize the 1-page strategy to eliminate dust bunnies
Here are some tips on how to create a simple plan that will not collect dust and can have a significant impact on your marketing and business development success.
Vaidik/Diaz-Bonilla: Let’s talk about motion hearings
Most attorneys come to a hearing ready to lecture at the judge with a set agenda while judges crave a hearing full of clarifying conversation with the advocate clearing up any confusion.
DTCI: Bravo! Brava! Bravi! Ballet company to grace Indianapolis
Indianapolis will soon join New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Nashville, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and other great cities as a home to a professional ballet company.
Living Fit: Lawyers find ways to stay active, make healthy choices
In the past year, I returned to the practice of law and living the billable life. Having written this column about the importance of health and wellness for lawyers for the past seven years, I realized that staying in shape in the legal profession was easier said than done.
Hammerle on … ‘Band Aid,’ ‘Baby Driver’
Bob Hammerle encourages readers to hunt down “Band Aid” at home when they get a chance.
Van der Cruysse: What do Indiana law schools do for students in need?
The intent of law schools is to prepare students to become lawyers who know when and where to seek help when they deal with professional and personal stressors, mental health issues, or substance abuse issues. JLAP has partnered with the Indiana law schools to help fulfill these needs.
BGBC: Prohibited transactions can result in deemed IRA distributions
As self-directed Individual Retirement Accounts become more popular, their owners and beneficiaries need to be aware of the rules regarding prohibited transactions to avoid pitfalls.
Taft: Data breach tips and recovery plans for health care
Here are some brief tips about preventing and dealing with cyberattacks from Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness & Response materials for those entities that operate in the health care field.
Kiefer: Health care fraud enforcement still top priority under Trump
Despite election rhetoric that led many to believe that Donald Trump, if elected, would reduce enforcement of criminal laws against U.S. corporations and business executives, President Trump has instead ratcheted up the enforcement of laws involving health care fraud.
Hammerle on… ‘It Comes at Night,’ ‘Megan Leavey’
Bob Hammerle says “It Comes at Night” grabs you by the throat.
BGD: ‘Disclosure-only’ bank merger lawsuits and Indiana’s solution
An increase in mergers and acquisitions, however, could mean an increase in a recent trend in Indiana and the rest of the country — the “disclosure-only lawsuit.”
Bell: 3 things to know when receiving inadvertent disclosures
When you receive an inadvertent disclosure, you need to act.
Mental Fitness: Sharing my diagnosis gives other attorneys courage to do same
The fact that publicly sharing a mental health diagnosis is still considered to be such a big deal is unfortunate. I hope people in our profession will realize that the idea that you must hide a mental health diagnosis to have a successful law career is absurd.
Start Page: Wrapping your head(ers) around footers
Hopefully this article will help you wrap your head around the header and footer tools in Microsoft Word.
Mills: Updates to Indiana’s Medical Malpractice Act are here
In 2016, the Indiana Legislature made significant changes to Indiana’s Medical Malpractice Act to take effect on July 1, 2017, giving insurance companies and health care providers time to adapt and implement the changes.
Scopelitis: HB 1002 balances higher trucking fees, infrastructure help
The trucking industry, a vital part of the state’s economy, had a special interest in House Bill 1002, both because the state looked to the industry to bear a significant share of the funding and because the industry relies on well maintained, free-flowing roads.