Louisville, Ky-based Frost Brown and Indianapolis firm Locke Reynolds have announced they will merge, creating a 450-lawyer firm with offices in five states.
Because of the “gruesome” nature of the evidence in the murder case against him, Indianapolis murder suspect Jerone Bussey opted to rest his fate in the hands of a single…
There are habitual offenders. And then there’s Douglas E. Smith, a northwest Indiana man who has the infamous distinction of being the most arrested person ever in Porter County.
A prosecutor in Muncie, Ind., who moonlighted as a lawyer for a drug task force and was apparently paid attorney fees in drug cases involving confidential civil forfeiture agreements, must…
If you ever had a dream of becoming your alma mater’s athletics director, making partner at your law firm could be good job training. At least that’s what two former…
A senior judge in Indiana’s LaPorte County is facing an ethics charge that claims he slashed a defendant’s drug sentence in exchange for a $100,000 donation to court programs.
Since 2003, Marion County Sheriff Frank Anderson has spent more than $3 million in legal fees with law firm Lock Reynolds. Five three-year contracts signed by Anderson last year could…
An Indianapolis lawyer is taking his lumps after his arrest last week for bringing an unloaded, but nevertheless real gun to use in a trial demonstration.
An Indiana judge is facing potential discipline after court commissioner under his supervision delayed the release of a convicted rapist apparently cleared by DNA evidence.
A Northwest Indiana judge aggravated that a juror failed to show up during the second day of a murder trial decided to teach the 20-year-old no-show, and anyone harboring similar…
Continuing its merger-fueled growth spurt, a large midwestern law firm is about to become bigger, almost doubling the size of its Cleveland office via a combination with Aug 8, 2008 3:40 PM CDT