Indiana Court Sides With Catholic Diocese in Teacher Dismissal September 6, 2022 By Tom Davies The Indiana Supreme Court ruled last week that religious freedom rights protect the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis from being...
Indiana Court Expands Eligibility for Emotional Distress Damages December 29, 2021 A ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court has expanded the limited number of people who are eligible to recover damages...
Indiana Court: Allstate Liable in Fatal Crash Because Victim Was a ‘Resident Relative’ October 14, 2020 By Jim Sams The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled that Allstate must pay $25,000 in uninsured motorist benefits to the estranged husband of...
West Virginia Lawmaker Loses Suit Blaming Indiana Bar for Blindness March 12, 2020 The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled against a lawsuit filed by a West Virginia delegate over a 2006 parking lot...
Indiana High Court Says Wounded Officer Can’t Sue Gun Seller April 26, 2017 The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a wounded police officer can’t sue a sporting goods store that sold a handgun...
Indiana Court Considering Wounded Officer’s Suit against Gun Seller September 2, 2016 The Indiana Supreme Court is considering whether a police officer’s lawsuit against the sporting goods store that sold a handgun...
Indiana High Court Allows Negligence Claim Against Agent December 4, 2015 By Stephanie K. Jones Indiana’s high court has confirmed a lower court’s summary judgment favoring a property insurer that denied a homeowner’s claim after...
Indiana Supreme Court Affirms Importance of Reading Policy August 26, 2014 By Steven Plitt Failure to procure insurance claims of agent malpractice typically involve agent conduct where the agent makes a promise of future...
Indiana Supreme Court Considers Punitive Damage Cap December 17, 2012 By Charles Wilson A top state attorney defended Indiana’s punitive damages law on Dec. 13 against claims that it renders trials meaningless by...