In choosing Mike Pence as his running mate, Donald Trump went with a champion of free markets who boosts the ticket's appeal to the Republican donor class.

But since Pence is the sitting Indiana governor, his selection may also raise complex legal questions for some Trump supporters who've managed money for the state, including the billionaires Wilbur Ross, Stephen Feinberg, and Tom Barrack.

Indiana's Republican-controlled Legislature approved dozens of new laws during this year's legislative session and many will take effect on July 1.

They include measures governing the use of police body cameras and regulating the burgeoning vaping industry.

Since 2006, Zionsville has tried to keep superstore Walmart out of town. The legal battle will soon come to an end.
 

Earlier this year, the City decided to revisit its plans for a recycling program that would mix recyclables with household trash to be sorted out at a to-be-built recycling facility. The City is now holding a series of public meetings about the future of residential recycling in Indianapolis.

The Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) is hosting their annual conference in Indianapolis this summer and is encouraging IndyBar attorneys to join in the action.

The IndyBar is excited to announce the launch of Listservs for all sections/divisions!

The weather is heating up and so is this hot topic! This program will address recent developments in state and federal legislation and case law addressing issues related to the passage of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (“RFRA”) and LGBT issues.