On July 1, 2019, a new law regarding carbon sequestration went into effect here in Indiana. Wabash Valley Resources LLC wants to build an ammonia production facility in Terre Haute and store its CO2 emissions underground to reduce its carbon footprint. 

The spirit of Antoinette Dakin Leach lives on through each award winner including this year’s recipient, Judge Heather Welch of the Marion Superior Court. She exemplifies the definition of a trailblazer in the legal profession, as she was recently elected to lead Marion Superior Court’s first all-female Executive Committee.

On Wednesday, August 21, the Judicial Nominating Commission voted to reappoint Loretta Rush as Indiana’s Chief Justice.

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The judges of the Marion County Courts, in compliance with the provisions of Trial Rule 81, have given notice of proposed amendments to the local court rule concerning LR49-AR15-307 Court Reporting Services. 

Kids make stupid mistakes – it is a part of growing up. But what happens when the law gets involved? Does it serve our community to punish children in a similar way we do adults?

Whatever you're looking to do, whether that be CLEs, socials, or webinars, we've got something on the calendar for you this week! See what's going on and catch up on the latest IndyBar news here.

Social media is an inescapable part of our personal and work lives. In this respect, lawyers are just like everyone else. However, there’s also a critical difference: social media is a legal ethics minefield. Avoid the danger zones by keeping these six key ethics rules in mind at all times.

We're so excited to welcome students from all over the country to Indianapolis for the Diversity Job Fair this week! See what else is going on and catch up on recent IndyBar news here.

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