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Hopper Appointed as Member of the Probate Code Study Commission
On July 1, 2019, Governor Eric Holcomb appointed one of the law firm’s partners, Don Hopper, to the Probate Code Study Commission (PCSC). The PCSC originally began as the Trust Code Study Commission (TCSC) in the…
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Right of Party in a Civil Action to be Present at Trial
Absent waiver or extraordinary circumstances, a party litigant has the right to be present at trial.
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Arthur Publishes Article in 15 Indiana Civil Litigation Review 33 (2018)
Stephen Arthur published an article in 15 Indiana Civil Litigation Review 33 (2018), a publication of the Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana. The article is “Personal Jurisdiction in Indiana Civil Actions: A Historical Primer and Discussion of Recent…
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Congratulations 2019 Indiana Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
HARRISON MOBERLY is proud to recognize our attorneys who have been selected as 2019 Indiana Super Lawyers and Rising Stars.
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The Definition, Conduct, And Order Of Trials In Indiana Civil Actions
A trial is a forum in which disputes are resolved through the submission of evidence and adjudication by a court or jury. Trials are needed when parties cannot resolve their disputes informally. There are two types…
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Preparing as an attorney for mediation
As an attorney, how should you prepare for and participate in a successful mediation?
