It's the sweetest time of year and we've got a treat for you: Join or renew your IndyBar membership for 2022 now through Friday and we'll get you your favorite box of Girl Scout cookies! 

We're excited to welcome February this week! We've got a lot of exciting things happening this month. Take a look at the IndyBar calendar and read the latest IndyBar news here.

This week, legislators faced key deadlines to move bills out of their chamber of origin. Over 100 bills were heard in 31 committees, some going into evening hours for the first time this year.

We've got a few CLE credits on the docket this week! Check out the IndyBar calendar and read the latest news here.

How can you keep up with pending legislation that’s important to you and your practice? With the help of Ice Miller LLP, the IndyBar Legislative Committee (chaired by Lacey Berkshire of Ice Miller LLP) provides weekly Bill Watch reports throughout the session, which highlight progress and recent actions taken on bills being monitored by the association.

Are you looking to serve your community in an easy and convenient way? The IndyBar Virtual Help Desk is the opportunity you've been looking for! The Virtual Help Desk is an online legal advice chat service, where members of the community can chat in real time with an attorney who is prepared to assist with basic legal questions.

It was a shorter week at the Indiana Statehouse as legislators returned on Tuesday after the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend.  Nearly 140 bills were heard in 30 committees, as legislators march toward next week’s committee deadlines.

Information regarding procedures, schedules and more for attorneys visiting the new Marion County Adult Detention Center or communicating with an inmate is now available.

The holiday season has come and gone, but its not yet time to relax as Indiana’s government moves into its busiest time of the year: legislative session. In case you also hit the ground running in 2022, here are some quick links that will help get you up to speed on what’s happing at the Indiana Statehouse.

The Marion County Judicial Selection Committee announced three nominees to fill an upcoming judicial vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Mark Jones.