The appellate court reversed the Marion Superior Court’s order in favor of Dr. Donald Cline, who was accused of impregnating several of his patients with his own sperm. His actions were the focus of the Netflix documentary, “Our Father."... Read More
The lawsuits, filed on behalf of two independent truck drivers, alleged the company did not provide adequate signage for contractors entering Amazon’s Greenfield warehouse, resulting in the death of one of the drivers and catastrophic injuries for the other.... Read More
An independent review of allegations against a former Indiana University men’s basketball team doctor found that the doctor did not act in bad faith or with an improper purpose when performing rectal exams on IU men’s basketball players in the late 1980s. ... Read More
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in the Lake County Commercial Court, alleges negligence and breach of contract against Crown Cremation Service LLC and Heights Crematory Inc., a Chicago-based business that Crown subcontracted with for the cremation procedure.... Read More
Former player Clarence Eugene “Butch” Carter, Jr. joined the class-action lawsuit filed against the university, alleging the school did nothing to stop the exams he and other plaintiffs say constituted sexual abuse.... Read More
Women employed by the state of Indiana will qualify for longer paid parental leave under Gov. Mike Braun, spurring hopes that private employers might also consider expanding such benefits.... Read More
Two additional lawsuits have been filed against the Options Behavioral Health System, as former patients have made more accusations against the mental health and addiction treatment center for allegedly failing to properly treat the patients in its care.... Read More
Two women have filed additional lawsuits against Options Behavioral Health System in Indianapolis and are alleging staff at the facility held them at the facility for longer than necessary and did not issue proper treatment to patients.... Read More
Since 1989, the state of Indiana has exonerated 50 people who were wrongfully accused of committing a felony crime. Of that number, more than one-third were wrongfully convicted in part due to mistaken eyewitness accounts.... Read More
For many students nearing graduation and counting on a federal job, the freeze and other government efficiency workforce reductions sets them on a new path as they begin their legal careers. For some, the task of securing another job offer looms large.... Read More
