The Indiana Supreme Court’s per curiam order addressed the only concern raised by the IndyBar's Appellate Practice Section in an amicus brief supporting transfer of Drake v. Dickey.

Join Justice Robert D. Rucker of the Indiana Supreme Court and Judge Nancy H. Vaidik of the Indiana Court of Appeals at this roundtable CLE on August 13.

Four appellate judges will be on the ballot this November for voters to decide whether or not to retain each of them.

Four jurists will be on the ballot this November for a 10-year term. The public will decide whether or not to retain them.

Written comments on the proposed rule changes should be sent by August 1, 2014.

Judge John G. Baker of the Court of Appeals of Indiana will celebrate his 25th anniversary on the court on June 2. He is the longest-serving member of the current court and the sixth longest-serving member in the court's 113-year history.

At the direction of the Indiana Supreme Court, the Supreme Court Rules Committee has developed proposed changes to the time table for completing transcripts for appeals.

How do you spot bad science when using non-record social science evidence in appellate briefs? This helpful graphic and series of blog posts from The Appellate Advocacy Blog can help.

The Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law recently honored the recipients of the school's 2014 alumni awards. Judge Margret Robb of the Indiana Court of Appeals is among three individuals who received the Distinguished Alumni Award.

This article, which originally appeared in The Indiana Lawyer, showcases the Indianapolis Bar Association's Indiana Appellate Institute. The program was created by the Appellate Practice Section in 2010.