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Zach Lange has been named the first Junior Partner of Jeselskis Brinkerhoff and Joseph LLC, effective July 1. Lange joined the firm in 2022 on its small business and entrepreneurship team, advising growing companies on transactions, contracts, and corporate matters. He was named a 2026 Indiana Rising Star by Super Lawyers and is a graduate of the Indianapolis Bar Association’s 2026 Bar Leader Series.

Meet our newest Member Spotlight, Steve Peters!

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Chase M. Parker recently joined Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani as Senior Counsel. His practices focuses on representing businesses and individuals in high-stakes commercial disputes, government investigations, and enforcement actions

Amy S. Berg has moved from Ice Miller LLP to McCarter & English as a Partner. Her practice is centered on regulatory issues including environmental, compliance, permitting, dispute resolution, and enforcement matters in the agricultural, food, and real estate development sectors.

Voyles Vaiana Lukemeyer Baldwin & Webb has now become Voyles Lukemeyer Baldwin Webb & Helmond. The firm supports clients with complex white-collar cases, serious felony charges, DUI defense, and more.

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Sherri Elder recently completed training to be an elder mediator. Her practice is centered around helping families resolve conflicts around issues such as caregiving responsibilities, financial management, safety, healthcare decisions, and living arrangements for an aging loved one.

Franci Fealk has moved from the Law Offices of Marc Katz to Boesen & Snow Law where she will practice as a Mergers & Acquisitions Lawyer.

Raegan Gibson recently completed 40-hour mediation training. Her practice focuses on real estate and business litigation throughout Indiana.

Harwell Legal Counsel LLC has now become Harwell Criminal Defense. The firm supports clients in areas such as criminal defense and immigration advocacy. 

Travis Jensen recently completed 40-hour mediation training. In his practice he represents individuals who have suffered serious injuries or lost loved ones due to negligence. 

Jon Stowell, Senior Associate Counsel and Managing Attorney of the Law Offices of The Cincinnati Insurance Company in Indianapolis, will retire from the company on August 14, 2026. 

Thomas Todd Reynolds recently joined Hume Smith Geddes Green & Simmons LLP as a partner. He was previously a solo practitioner. His practice will continue to focus on litigation and mediation services.

Our profession rewards vigilance, urgency, and precision. But these same habits that make us effective (spotting risk, anticipating conflict, and staying constantly available) can also keep our bodies’ stress response activated long after the workday ends. The results include increased anxiety, sleep disruption, irritability, reduced concentration, and no surprise, burnout. In 2019, I discovered a solution that works for me, and I’m excited to share it with all of you! Join me on August 13, 2026, for Rage and Rest: Using Endorphins and Mindfulness to Reset. Keep reading to learn more!

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Jordan Downham recently left Quarles & Brady LLP to become a Senior Associate Attorney with Markery Law LLC. Her practice focuses on using trademark enforcement, clearance research, and efficient management of IP portfolios to help clients build brand value in the United States and globally.

Back by popular demand, the Sports & Entertainment Law Section is once again partnering with Gen Con for a CLE that promises to be as enlightening as it is entertaining. Join us on the eve of Gen Con 2026 for a discussion of AI, intellectual property, and the ethics of innovation in the gaming industry featuring a standout panel assembled with the help of Gen Con Chairperson and Co-Owner Brian Lewis, including attorneys Lindsay Lundeen and Joy Farris, moderated by IndyBar's Joel Tragesser. And because it's Gen Con, attendees can also look forward to games, swag, refreshments, and a post-program social with attorneys from around the country who will be in town for the convention.

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Zachary Carter has recently joined The Law Office of Deidra N. Haynes LLC as a Paralegal.

Jennifer Hughes was recently named the new Managing Partner for Church Church Hittle + Antrim, becoming the first woman to serve in this role in the firm’s history. Her practice has focused on complex divorce and family law matters, including high-net-worth cases involving sophisticated financial issues.

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Elliott Pinkie has recently joined Amundsen Davis LLC. As a member of the firm's Health Care Service Group, his practice is primarily focused on medical malpractice defense.

Lucas (Wei-Chung) Lin was recently highlighted for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month as a member leader of APABA-IN.

Mahek Sharma joined Thomas Quinn LLP where her practice focuses on representing employers and insurance carriers in claims brought under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, and its extension, the Defense Base Act.

As we conclude our Common Circle Spotlight series, we’re excited to highlight a group that brings connection through movement, conversation, and a shared commitment to wellness: the Walk the Block Common Circle. Designed to encourage attorneys to step away from their desks and into a more active routine, this group creates space to recharge while building relationships across the IndyBar community.

More than just a walking group, Walk the Block offers a chance to reset during the day, enjoy fresh air, and engage in informal, meaningful conversation with colleagues in a relaxed setting. It’s a simple but powerful reminder that community can be built one step at a time.

In this final spotlight, Monica McCoskey shares her own well-being journey, her vision for the Walk the Block Common Circle, and how incorporating movement into the rhythm of professional life can support both well-being and connection.