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Evgeny G. Mogilevsky

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9963 Crosspoint Boulevard, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256

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9963 Crosspoint Boulevard, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256
Adam Lutzke

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6525 E. 82nd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46250

Practice Areas : Divorce

6525 E. 82nd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46250
Grant E Helms

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8401 Moller Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268

Practice Areas : Civil Rights

8401 Moller Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268
Bradley Banks

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8770 Purdue Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

8770 Purdue Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268
Louis Buddy Yosha

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9102 N Meridian St., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46260

Practice Areas : Asbestos & Mesothelioma

9102 N Meridian St., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46260
Paul Overhauser

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101 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204

Practice Areas : Business Law

101 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
George Simpson

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6402 Oaklandon Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46236

Practice Areas : Divorce

6402 Oaklandon Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46236
D. Jeffrey Hartling

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8220 Mud Creek Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

8220 Mud Creek Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256
Christopher Garrison

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9795 Crosspoint Blvd #101, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

9795 Crosspoint Blvd #101, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256
Joshua A. Martin

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9795 Crosspoint Blvd., #101, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

9795 Crosspoint Blvd., #101, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256

173 attorneys and law firms in Indianapolis are listed here, the largest concentration in Indiana, with personal injury, criminal defence and business law the most represented practice areas.

Cases are heard in the Marion County courts, and federal matters in the Southern District of Indiana, which sits in the city. Indiana also runs a commercial court docket for complex business disputes.

Two points of state law come up often. Indiana applies modified comparative fault, so a claimant found more than half responsible recovers nothing, and medical malpractice claims run through a statutory review panel and a state compensation fund rather than straight to trial. For anyone with an old conviction, Indiana's expungement law is unusually generous — and generally a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so it is worth using properly.