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  • When Mediation Fails
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    When Mediation Fails

    While you may think your side is the correct one, there will always be someone to dispute it.

  • How to Handle a Bicycle Accident
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    How to Handle a Bicycle Accident

    Just like pedestrians and motorcyclists, bicyclists have an equal right to the roadways in Indiana.

  • The Cost of Going to Trial
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    The Cost of Going to Trial

    We all know that going to court isn’t exactly the cheapest thing to do. A lot of fees and expenses go into the process.

  • Preparing for a Trial
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    Preparing for a Trial

    Going to trial can be an emotional and stress-ridden experience.

  • Not Everyone Wants to Hire a Trial Lawyer
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    Not Everyone Wants to Hire a Trial Lawyer

    Most of our clients start out with a negative stereotype of lawyers.

  • On the Issue of Medical Malpractice Reform
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    • Basics
    • Industry

    On the Issue of Medical Malpractice Reform

    As many of you probably know, medical malpractice reform is a topic batted around by politicians during election season.

  • Look for Travis in This Month’s ‘Current in Fishers’
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    Look for Travis in This Month’s ‘Current in Fishers’

    By night, he trades his jacket and tie for jeans, a dark T-shirt, and shades, grabs a microphone and entertains as a vocalist and pianist for a Billy Joel tribute band.

  • Janet’s Next Chapter
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    • Profile

    Janet’s Next Chapter

    Janet, our beloved legal assistant, has been with Johnson/Jensen since the beginning. We’re looking forward to seeing what she accomplishes next.

  • A Professional and Personal Partnership
    • Industry
    • Profile

    A Professional and Personal Partnership

    Lawyers who’ve teamed up to start firms as partnerships say putting their professional names and reputations on the line together takes mutual trust, respect, a shared vision, and a fair amount of nerve.

  • Jury Research: What it is and why it matters
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    Jury Research: What it is and why it matters

    Much of what we lawyers spend time litigating (or arguing about) for months and years ultimately ends up not mattering at all to a jury.