An ad hoc assessment team has been created to review the three Supreme Court entities that predominantly focus on issues involving unrepresented litigation in Indiana.

The problems with asking too many questions of a witness are often counterintuitive and arise at the worst time if counsel hasn’t thought about what he or she wants to accomplish with this testimony. Click here to read more.

Check out this post for more information on a case management system that Indiana trial courts can now utilize for quarterly reports.

The Indiana Supreme Court is formalizing plans to develop specialized trial courts to handle complex business litigation. Click here for more information.

Check out this post for a preview of the upcoming Litigation Trial Skills Series CLE this month!

In Siner v. Kindred Hospital, decided May 27, the Indiana Court of Appeals appeared to revert to the federal summary judgment standard, despite a number of cases to the contrary from the Indiana Supreme Court

The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled that a violation of the Indiana Seatbelt Act cannot be used to prove contributory negligence. Read more in this post.

Check out this post to read why the color of a dress matters to litigators and litigation graphics.

Rules 34 and 45 require the responding party to produce documents, ESI and tangible things within a party's possession, custody or control, yet are silent on what "possession, custody or control" means. Read this post for commentary on the issue.

On Tuesday, May 5, Gov. Mike Pence signed House Enrolled Act 1110, which will allow seven Indiana counties to appoint new magistrate judges. Find out more in this post.