Five Key Mistakes You Need to Avoid During Your Deposition
When you are a party in civil litigation (you are suing or being sued), it is common to receive a subpoena for your deposition. This
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When you are a party in civil litigation (you are suing or being sued), it is common to receive a subpoena for your deposition. This
On occasion, there are meetings or continuing education classes where the appellate bench and appellate practitioners get to interact and field questions and concerns. This
The number of appeals in Indiana is small compared to the overwhelming number of cases tried in Indiana’s trial courts each year. Correspondingly, there are
What makes our society safe (police) and free (doing what you want) is the delicate balance of power created by the Fourth Amendment to the
To address a parent’s failure to pay child support for a child born within a marriage or out of wedlock, certain levels of non-support have
There are many legal considerations in taking an appeal from a trial court’s final order to the Indiana Court of Appeals. In this blog post,
Almost every final decision of an Indiana trial court can be appealed to the Indiana Court of appeals by perfecting the appeal and “briefing” the
If you are reading this blog, you probably have an interest in appeals in the Indiana Court of Appeals or Indiana Supreme Court. The life
The “argument” section of an appellant’s brief is the life-blood of every appeal. This blog explores some of the key aspects of sound argument drafting.
Under the Indiana Constitution, every litigant is entitled to one appeal as a matter of right. As a general rule, these are taken to the
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