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ANNIE HILLS J.D., MAY 2020, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. An organ isn’t the only thing you will lose if you become a living organ donor. A recent study found that more than a third of living kidney donors reported lost wages in the first year following donation. Tim Nagel of Wisconsin […]
MoreMICHAEL CONKLIN, Powell Endowed Professor of Business Law, Angelo State University – San Angelo, Texas Anti-mass-incarceration advocates are using the coronavirus epidemic to argue for the early release of inmates.[1] Class action lawsuits on behalf of inmates include accusations of “deliberate indifference to the severe and obvious risk of rampant infection and death that COVID-19 […]
MoreJOHN MILLIKAN J.D. Candidate, 2019, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law; B.A. 2009, Anderson University. In fall 2009, Lawrence North sophomore Aaron Sims spent Friday nights as a promising young quarterback for his Indianapolis high school football team, bracing for his chance in the coming year to be the team’s starter. Less than […]
MoreThere is convincing evidence that persons in nursing homes, even persons with dementia in its later stages, benefit physically, mentally, and emotionally from close contact with loved ones, including conversation, touch, hugs and embraces, kissing, and sex. Nevertheless, nursing homes often discourage ongoing intimate relationships because of logistical, financial, and other considerations.
MoreAt its core, public health is concerned with promoting and protecting the health of populations. However, public health has often times been used to subvert the very same goals it is designed to achieve.
MoreQuestions abound, but judicial assignment of a bad faith claim may provide a remedy to the injured third party when the tortfeasor is unwilling or unable to assign his or her rights and claims against an insurer.
Moreby Jon Noyes (Attorney Profile) Wilson Kehoe Winingham LLC 2859 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46208 (317) 920-6400 wkw.com [Editor’s Note: This is the second article Jon Noyes has written for the Indiana Law Review Blog. You can find his first article here.] Indiana’s adult wrongful death statutes group individuals into two categories: (1) adults who were […]
Moreby Ryan T. Leagre (Attorney Profile) [i] Associate Plews Shadley Racher & Braun LLP 1346 N. Delaware St. Indianapolis, IN 46202-2415 (317) 637-0700 rleagre@psrb.com The ability of a policyholder to recover pre-tender costs is an evolving area of insurance coverage law. In Dreaded, Inc. v. St. Paul Guardian Insurance Company, the Indiana Supreme Court held […]
Moreby Lara Langeneckert Deputy Solicitor General Office of the Indiana Attorney General lara.langeneckert@atg.in.gov Imagine you are a successful widget manufacturer, and you have just expanded your business by purchasing another widget company called Acme. In the sale, you received all of Acme’s corporate assets, including its commercial general liability (“CGL”) insurance policy [1] from Flanders Insurance. […]
MoreLori M. Craig J.D. Candidate, 2014, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law B.A. 1997, Indiana University – Bloomington, Bloomington, Indiana. lori.m.craig@gmail.com “’For Christ’s sake, let me die in peace!’ he said. . . . ‘You know perfectly well you can do nothing to help me, so leave me alone.’ ‘We can ease your […]
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