“These are not products that, in Indiana at least, one can buy on a supermarket shelf.”

While we do not handle criminal cases, we do deal with a lot of evidentiary issues oftentimes involving hearsay.  This is an interesting case summary about the “market reports exception” to the hearsay rule. Lawyers cannot offer out of court statements for the truth of the matter asserted unless the statement is...
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SedwickLaw Helps Greenville Students Learn about National Elections

The Indiana-based news and current events website Newsandtribune.com has published an article covering my recent visit to Greenville Elementary School. Last month, I spoke to a group of fourth-grade students about the political process in the United States. By focusing on the election process and history, and avoiding the controversies...
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Henryville, Indiana Bus Wreck involving Indiana Tech Bowling Team

On March 12, 2015, a private passenger bus, operated by Excursions Trailways, went off Interstate 65 southbound and wrecked just north of Henryville, Indiana. This bus was transporting students from Indiana Tech to a national bowling tournament in Smyrna, Tennessee. Multiple students and passengers were injured in the bus wreck and treated...
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Indiana Medical Malpractice Cases – Causation, Caps, and Unconstitutionality Challenges

There are two relatively important decisions by the Indiana Supreme Court over the past few months regarding medical malpractice cases. The first case involves the Indiana Patient's Compensation Fund and contesting, or re-litigating, a health care provider's liability. In the case of Stephen W. Robertson, et al v. B. O.,...
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