A man who says he was the chief financial officer for a West Lafayette artificial intelligence company is suing the firm and its founders after they allegedly denied he was part of the business and failed to compensate him for his work.... Read More
IndyGo is suing over $4.7 million in construction cost overruns for the Julia M. Carson Transit Center that it says were caused by an infrastructure consultant’s failure to properly investigate the construction site for potential complications.... Read More
The Commission on Indiana’s Legal Future, a group of professionals exploring solutions to the state’s ongoing attorney shortage, offered a bevy of recommendations this summer to help the Indiana Supreme Court confront the issue.... Read More
Two former Indiana University men’s basketball players are suing the school, accusing it of doing nothing to stop the alleged repeated rectal exams they received from former team physician Dr. Bradford Bomba Sr. that they say constituted sexual abuse.... Read More
Just a few weeks after announcing a new merger out west, the Midwest-founded law firm of Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP is setting its sights on future partnerships in Florida and the Northeast.... Read More
An Indianapolis-based agricultural chemicals company is suing JPMorgan Chase Bank in Indiana Commercial Court after the bank allegedly issued a months-long freeze on over $3 million tied to the company.... Read More
Hendricks County government has agreed to pay $300,000 and change its zoning policies to settle allegations that it violated federal laws by denying zoning approval for an Islamic seminary and accompanying housing. ... Read More
Two exonerated victims and a police whistleblower out of Elkhart filed lawsuits against the city and its police department for allegations of misconduct. The lawsuits claim in part that Elkhart officers framed a man for a crime he did not commit. ... Read More
For many people, a suspended driver’s license can hinder them from completing any number of everyday experiences, like maintaining a job or driving to their kids’ after-school activities. For others, a dated criminal record is equally damaging.... Read More
A new state law aimed at countering state college environments that could be viewed as unfriendly or hostile to conservatives is raising concerns among some faculty as colleges work to figure out what compliance looks like. Under the new law...... Read More
