The IndyBar exists to serve members of the legal profession, and through our members we serve the community. Lawyers are problem-solvers, defenders of the rule of law. We spend our days seeking to improve the lives of our clients and our communities. We have an opportunity and a privilege to help. 

The IndyBar exists to serve members of the legal profession, and through our members we serve the community. Lawyers are problem-solvers, defenders of the rule of law. We spend our days seeking to improve the lives of our clients and our communities. We have an opportunity and a privilege to help. 

The July 2020 Indiana Bar Exam will be conducted virtually on July 28.

The July 2020 Indiana Bar Exam will be conducted virtually on July 28.

Coronavirus has upended the legal education landscape. We know you have questions about how to study online, whether the bar exam will proceed this summer, and the myriad questions about how you’re supposed to function on a daily basis.

Coronavirus has upended the legal education landscape. We know you have questions about how to study online, whether the bar exam will proceed this summer, and the myriad questions about how you’re supposed to function on a daily basis.

The two-day exam is shifting to a one-day remote format to address circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.

The two-day exam is shifting to a one-day remote format to address circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.

The IndyBar is ready to step in to bridge the gap for new graduates with the no-fee Graduate Legal Intern Skills Workshop, which will provide tools 2020 Indiana law school graduates need to get to work. IndyBar attorney members, in conjunction with the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, will bridge the “knowing-doing gap” often experienced by new practitioners with a core curriculum aimed at developing business and client skills followed by substantive programming in a legal track of the participant’s choice.

The IndyBar is ready to step in to bridge the gap for new graduates with the no-fee Graduate Legal Intern Skills Workshop, which will provide tools 2020 Indiana law school graduates need to get to work. IndyBar attorney members, in conjunction with the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, will bridge the “knowing-doing gap” often experienced by new practitioners with a core curriculum aimed at developing business and client skills followed by substantive programming in a legal track of the participant’s choice.