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Robert Cliff Scremin

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116 E. Berry Street, Suite 1200, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802

Practice Areas : Civil Rights

116 E. Berry Street, Suite 1200, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802
Gregory Cranston

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45 S Public Sq, Angola, Indiana, 46703

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

45 S Public Sq, Angola, Indiana, 46703
Matthew Wayne Chapel Esq

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110 West Berry Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

110 West Berry Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802
Matthew Elliott

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201 West Wayne St, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802

Practice Areas : Civil Rights

201 West Wayne St, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802
Daniel Borgmann

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202 W Berry St, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802

Practice Areas : Family Law

202 W Berry St, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802
Christopher Bandemer

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116 E. Berry St, Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

116 E. Berry St, Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802
Bryan Nugen

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221 S Main St, Auburn, Indiana, 46706

Practice Areas : Elder Law

221 S Main St, Auburn, Indiana, 46706
Christopher Jansen

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228 S Main St, Kendallville, Indiana, 46755

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

228 S Main St, Kendallville, Indiana, 46755
Greggory Hockemeyer

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116 N Chauncey Street, Columbia City, Indiana, 46725

Practice Areas : Arbitration & Mediation

116 N Chauncey Street, Columbia City, Indiana, 46725
Christopher Walter

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1051 East Market, Nappanee, Indiana, 46550

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

1051 East Market, Nappanee, Indiana, 46550

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504 attorneys and law firms across Indiana are listed in this directory, with the deepest coverage in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Fishers, Noblesville and South Bend. The most common practice areas are personal injury, family law, criminal defence and business law.

How the courts are organised

Indiana's trial courts are circuit and superior courts organised by county, with some counties also running city or town courts. Appeals go to the Indiana Court of Appeals and then the Indiana Supreme Court. Federal cases fall to the Northern or Southern District of Indiana.

Points that shape Indiana cases

— Attorneys are admitted by the Indiana Supreme Court; the roll of attorneys is public.
— The state applies modified comparative fault — a claimant more than half at fault recovers nothing.
— Medical malpractice claims run through a distinctive statutory scheme involving a medical review panel and a state patient compensation fund, which changes both timing and the ceiling on recovery.
— Indiana's expungement law is unusually broad, and eligibility is generally a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that has to be used correctly.

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