Article on contractual liability exclusions
William Ramsey authors article for The Indiana Lawyer titled "DTCI: Indiana adopts the majority view on contractual liability exclusions."
Read More Interlocutory Appeals: Ball State v. Irons and Ferguson v. Estate of Ferguson
In Ball State University v. Irons, 27 N.E.3d 717 (Ind. 2015), the Indiana Supreme Court held that the appellant, Ball State University was entitled to take an interlocutory appeal of an order compelling the university to release a student transcript.
Read More Attorneys Recognized as "Lawyers of the Year" in Best Lawyers® in America
Robert S. Walters and Robert T. Keen were recognized as "Lawyers of the Year" in Best Lawyers® in America.
Read More Untimely Notices of Appeal: In re Adoption of O.R. one year later
The Indiana Supreme Court’s decision in In re Adoption of O.R., 16 N.E.3d 965 (Ind. 2014)
Read More Educational Purposes Real Property Tax Exemption
On April 1, 2015, the Indiana Tax Court affirmed the conclusion of the Indiana Board of Tax Review finding that an early learning center qualified for an educational purposes real property tax exemption.
Read More Custody Jurisdiction: Barwick v. Ceruti, 31 N.E.3d 1008 (Ind. Ct. App. 2015)
In Barwick, the Court of Appeals addressed whether an Indiana trial court had jurisdiction over a child custody proceeding that awarded custody to Father when a concurrent custody proceeding was pending in Canada.
Read More The National Labor Relations Board Issues Decision Redefining Joint-Employers
On August 27, 2015, the National Labor Relations Board issued its decision in Browning-Ferris Industries of California, Inc., 362 NLRB No. 186, which significantly broadened the definition of "joint employer".
Read More Attorneys Recognized in Best Lawyers® in America 2016
Barrett McNagny LLP is proud to announce that 18 firm attorneys have been selected by their peers for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America® 2016.
Read More Supreme Court decision on the fundamental right to marry by same-sex couples: What does this mean for an employer?
The Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell vs. Hodges, could have far-reaching implications for employers who have operated under various federal and state laws that regulate the legal and tax treatment for same-sex unions.
Read More Barrett McNagny Announces Logo Change
Barrett McNagny is pleased to announce a "refresh" of the firm's identity. The "refresh" includes an updated name, a new logo and a redesigned website. "Our
Read More Court Issues Decision Clarifying Reasonableness of Expert Witness Fees
For many types of litigation, parties will need an expert or experts to either meet their burden of proof or to respond to an opposing party's claims and evidence.
Read More Firm Attorneys Recognized in Indiana Super Lawyers Publication 2015
Barrett McNagny is proud to announce its listing in Indiana Super Lawyers for 2015.
Read More "Loss of Chance: A Historical Overview and Analysis of the Doctrine's Current State"
William Ramsey authors article for the Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana that was published in the Indiana Civil Litigation Review.
Read More Medical Malpractice Act
In this medical malpractice case, the Supreme Court addressed two issues: 1) the Medical Malpractice Act’s statute of limitations, and 2) the application of the Medical Malpractice Act to claims against a healthcare provider brought by someone who was not a patient of the healthcare provider.
Read More Visitation Rights
In Re the Guardianship of A.J.A. and L.M.A., Minor Children (Ind. July 18, 2013) In this case, the Supreme Court addressed the Indiana statute allowing, under certain circumstances, grandparents to have visitation rights.
Read More Constitutional Law
Reading and watching the news for the last few days has made it clear that the United States Supreme Court's recently issued "Rainbow Rulings", which dealt with different facets of gay rights and marriage, are two of the least-understood opinions in memory.
Read More Pretrial Procedure
Wright v. Miller (Ind. June 21, 2013) In this case, the Supreme Court reversed the Trial Court’s exclusion of a plaintiff’s expert witness and dismissal of the plaintiff’s case for repeatedly failing to comply with the Trial Court’s case management order and deadlines.
Read More Medical Malpractice Claim
In this case, the Court of Appeals reversed the dismissal of a medical malpractice claim, finding that the trial court abused its discretion.
Read More Criminal Law
Alexander v. State (Ind. Ct. App. May 10, 2013) In this case, the Indiana Court of Appeals dismissed a criminal appeal on the grounds that the Court of Appeals lacked jurisdiction because the order that the Defendant was attempting to appeal was not a final order.
Read More Medical Malpractice Complaint Filed with the Indiana Department of Insurance
In this medical malpractice case, the Indiana Court of Appeals decided, as an issue of first impression, that a proposed complaint for medical malpractice is not considered filed with the Indiana Department of Insurance on the day it is mailed if it sent by a third-party private carrier.
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