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7th Circuit Court Upholds Right-to-Work Law

Posted on: Sep 30, 2014

On September 2, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Indiana's right-to-work law. Next, the Indiana Supreme Court will weigh in on the issue.

Proposal for Citation of Memorandum Decisions Unanimously Rejected

Posted on: Sep 15, 2014

The Indiana Supreme Court recently rejected a proposal from three IndyBar sections that recommended memorandum decisions be allowed for citation. Professor Joel Schumm provides options for attorneys who deal with this issue.

Indiana Supreme Court Reaffirms Separate Indiana Summary Judgment Standard

Posted on: Sep 10, 2014

A unanimous Indiana Supreme Court decision has reaffirmed the Indiana summary judgment standard. Read more in this piece by Arend J. Abel.

Indiana Files Appeal with U.S. Supreme Court

Posted on: Sep 9, 2014

A week after the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the same-sex marriage ban in Indiana, the state has filed an appeal with the United States Supreme Court.

The Seventh Circuit Strikes Down Same-Sex Marriage Ban in Indiana

Posted on: Sep 5, 2014

In a 3-0 decision, the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously struck down same-sex marriage bans in Indiana and Wisconsin on September 4.

Proposal to Shorten Principal Briefs Leads to Discussion

Posted on: Aug 25, 2014

A blog post by Howard Bashman discusses the recent proposal to shorten the maximum length of principal briefs filed in the U.S. courts of Appeals.

Public Comment Period Opens for Proposed Amendments to Federal Rules of Procedure

Posted on: Aug 21, 2014

The public comment period for proposed amendments to the federal rules on appellate, bankruptcy, civil and criminal procedures is now open.

Indiana Appellate Institute Moots Eight Cases, Raises Thousands for Scholarships

Posted on: Aug 14, 2014

The Indiana Appellate Institute was created in 2010 by the IndyBar Appellate Practice Section and is an invaluable resource for lawyers who have oral arguments scheduled before Indiana's appellate courts.

Class Action Arbitration Should be Decided by Courts, Says Appellate Court

Posted on: Aug 8, 2014

A recent federal court decision rules that arbitration of class action claims is an issue for courts to decide - not arbitrators.

IndyBar Scholarship to AJEI Summit Available

Posted on: Jul 30, 2014

The IndyBar Appellate Practice Section is excited to announce that the Jill Ellis Scholarship is available for an attorney to attend the Appellate Judges Education Institute 2014 Summit on November 13-16 in Dallas.

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