Congratulations and best wishes to these IndyBar members on their career moves and accomplishments! Have something to share? Email Julie Armstrong to be featured.

 
Taft welcomes Elizabeth Little as an attorney in the firm's Bankruptcy and Restructuring group in the Indianapolis office. She provides integrated and strategic legal counsel on financial matters, including complex financial transactions, corporate debt restructurings, related litigation matters, and commercial contracts.

 
Chad Oswald has joined Dentons in Indianapolis as of counsel. A member of Dentons’ Commercial Litigation practice, Chad focuses his practice on fiduciary, commercial and real estate disputes. He also represents small businesses, shareholders, closely held business members and large corporations in complex commercial litigation.
 

ChatGPT is all anyone can seem to talk about these days, from grandmas to grade schoolers.  That is how you know when a technology has captured the popular zeitgeist. Now, if you haven’t used it yet, or are unfamiliar with it, ChatGPT is what is called a ‘generative AI’ tool, that is rendered in the form of a chatbot.

The nomination period has begun for the 2024 Boards of Directors for the Indianapolis Bar Association AND the Indianapolis Bar Foundation. There are also opportunities for service with the Association's Section and Division Executive Committees.  Volunteering with IndyBar is an invaluable opportunity to play a role in the future of our legal community.

Recently, Dr. Lorie Hacker presented on how to help clients and families deal with death. Read on for resources she provided.

Recently, Dr. Elizabeth E. Hathaway, MD, a Geriatric Psychiatry Fellow at the Indiana University School of Medicine presented on the ethical issues related to dementia. Take a moment to read on. 

Please take a few minutes of your time to listen to the attached video posted on the ACTEC (American College of Trust and Estate Counsel) website to help you incorporate into your own practice the diverse issues impacting your clients.  Look for more in the near future from the Indianapolis Bar Association and each Section Area on DEI initiatives.

Please take a few minutes of your time to listen to the attached video posted on the ACTEC (American College of Trust and Estate Counsel) website to help you incorporate into your own practice the diverse issues impacting your clients.  Look for more in the near future from the Indianapolis Bar Association and each Section Area on DEI initiatives.

The Indiana Supreme Court seeks public comment on the following proposed amendments to the Indiana Rules of Court.

As a best practice you should assume that every estate plan you draft will be challenged through allegations of lack of capacity, undue influence, improper execution or tortious interference with inheritance and create a record that will withstand litigation scrutiny. Here are some "dos and don’ts" to keep in mind during the preparation and execution of a will.

The Juneteenth Holiday Celebration includes all races, ethnicities, religions and nationalities. It is a time for reconciliation and coming together as all citizens across the country acknowledge a period in our history that has influenced our society and continues to advance the ideals of liberty and justice for all. Whether you seek to learn about this significant period of our American history for the first time or strengthen your present understanding of it, you will not want to miss this closing plenary session at Bench Bar.