Family knows you like no one else, which means you'll get an inside glimpse at Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist's life if you attend Remembering Rehnquist on Oct. 23. This event features Sam Laurin, Rehnquist's nephew, as speaker.

The Hon. Tim Oakes shares two articles that discuss changes in the Courts today, including the use of trial graphics as a persuasion tool for litigators and changes in the practice of law in the last two decades. Check out his post for more on these topic

Change is coming to the Marion County Superior Courts in January. Check out this article to find out what you need to know from The Hon. Tim Oakes.

More than half of federal judges use an iPad to do court-related work. Check out these tips to make your briefs more tablet-friendly!

The Indiana Supreme Court recently rejected a proposal from three IndyBar sections that recommended memorandum decisions be allowed for citation. Professor Joel Schumm provides options for attorneys who deal with this issue.

In this post, a law professor breaks down and outlines a judge's recommendations for successfully writing briefs.

Less than a week after the 7th Circuit Court struck down Indiana's same-sex marriage ban, the state has filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court.

A unanimous Indiana Supreme Court decision has reaffirmed the Indiana summary judgment standard. Read more in this piece by Arend J. Abel.

The September 30 luncheon will feature award recipients Justice Brent Dickson and Skip Kappes, as well as keynote speaker Judge John D. Tinder.

A national courts consultation study identified shortcomings of the present system and recommended changes based on the results.