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Municipal/Utility Law – Graham v Brownsburg (May 21, 2019) In July 2018, the town of Brownsburg passed an ordinance introducing a new fee to certain water customers outside the town limits. The fee, pursuant…
We'll Have What They're Having: The Potential Impact of Tennessee Wine on Indiana Utility Law The United States Supreme Court recently issued its decision in a case that, on the surface, appears to impact the wine and liquor industry. However,…
Seventh Circuit Holds Title VII Retaliation Plaintiffs To A High Bar, Requiring Retaliation To Be "The" But-For Cause Rather Than "A" But-For Cause The Seventh Circuit recently reaffirmed the standard required to hold an employer liable for retaliation under Title VII. In Mollet v. City of…

Providing Timely Notice of Tort Claims Tort Claim Notice is Critical to Preserve Rights The Indiana Tort Claims Act (I.C. 34-13-3 et seq.) requires that notice must be filed before a…
The Civil Justice System: Protecting Your Family
Parr Richey Attorney Mike Schultz to present at upcoming seminar, "Insurance Coverage Litigation: Secrets Insurance Companies Don't Want Attorneys to Know" On July 13, 2018, Parr Richey attorney Mike Schultz will speak on "Strategies Used to Delay/Deny Claims" and "Bad Faith and Breach of Contract…

What Is the Summary Judgement Stage in Indiana Personal Injury Cases? Many Indiana personal injury cases do not make it to trial. Instead, the parties agree to settle the case. Frequently, cases settle after the parties…
Federal Circuit Court Overseeing Indiana Addresses Expert Witness Requirements Recently, an appellate court issued an opinion in a case dealing with an evidentiary issue that is applicable to many Indiana personal injury…
How Does Indiana's Equine Immunity Statute Work and When Does It Apply? As a general rule, when one party's negligence results in another's injury, the injury victim can file an Indiana personal injury lawsuit against the…