All hearings and meetings conducted by the Marion County Courts, Indiana are recorded and are the official court proceedings. All parties and participants are required to follow the protocols noted in this post.

All hearings and meetings conducted by the Marion County Courts, Indiana are recorded and are the official court proceedings. All parties and participants are required to follow the protocols noted in this post.

See this post for a listing of email addresses for emergency contacts for each court in Marion Superior Court. 

See this post for a listing of email addresses for emergency contacts for each court in Marion Superior Court. 

Indiana Court of Appeals finds parties in Marion County Small Claims Court cannot be ordered to participate in ADR without a contractual agreement to use ADR. 

Indiana Court of Appeals finds parties in Marion County Small Claims Court cannot be ordered to participate in ADR without a contractual agreement to use ADR. 

Many of our legal organizations, whether in the public or private sector, have acknowledged the benefits of having a diverse team by developing diversity commitments and taken steps to building a diverse team that more closely reflects the makeup of the clients they serve. That said, whether you are a law firm, an in-house legal team for a business, or a judge, building the right foundations for diversity within your team is important.

Many of our legal organizations, whether in the public or private sector, have acknowledged the benefits of having a diverse team by developing diversity commitments and taken steps to building a diverse team that more closely reflects the makeup of the clients they serve. That said, whether you are a law firm, an in-house legal team for a business, or a judge, building the right foundations for diversity within your team is important.

In a society that does almost everything online, will we be resolving our legal disputes online as well? The focus of the article is on ODR and its use in family law but it also discusses how ODR is currently being used in civil cases.

In a society that does almost everything online, will we be resolving our legal disputes online as well? The focus of the article is on ODR and its use in family law but it also discusses how ODR is currently being used in civil cases.