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Split Supreme Court Rules Insurance Company Released from Duty After Driver Knowingly Operates with Faulty BrakesBy Jack H. FarnbauchAugust 31, 2020
Indiana Continue to Tweak Insurance Companies’ “Known-Loss Doctrine” Definitions and Scope By Jack H. FarnbauchAugust 31, 2020The "Known-Loss Doctrine" serves to protect insurers against fraudulent claims.
Indiana Appeals Court Hears Appeal on Juror Misconduct CaseBy Jack H. FarnbauchAugust 31, 2020
Doctor Sued for Artificially Inseminating with Own SpermBy Jack H. FarnbauchAugust 31, 2020
Court Hears Case on Medical Record MaintenanceBy Jack H. FarnbauchAugust 31, 2020Santos Cortez filed a proposed medical malpractice lawsuit against IU Health in 2014 related to physical therapy for workplace pressure wounds for which he was treated at the IU Health Wound Clinic.
Indiana Announces New Reporting Standards for Nursing Homes During Covid-19By Jack H. FarnbauchMay 31, 2020As you have probably seen on the news, nursing home residents are among the most at-risk populations during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Farnbauch Presents at Lifetime Achievement SeminarDave Farnbauch presented on Going Wireless in the Courtroom during the May 20th session of the virtual seminar.
Purdue Pharma Facing Bankruptcy while Trying to Settle Personal Injury Cases with StatesBy Jack H. FarnbauchMay 23, 2020On September 17, 2019, Purdue Pharma filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This comes after nearly twenty years of lawsuits filed over Purdue’s marketing and distribution of OxyContin. 
Mayor Threatens ‘Reckless Homicide’ Charge for Nursing HomesBy Jack H. FarnbauchMay 23, 2020
What is Loss of Earning Capacity in a Wrongful Death Case?By Jack H. FarnbauchMay 22, 2020If you find yourself in the unfortunate circumstance of a wrongful death case, it is emotionally devastating. If the person who passed was the primary source of your family’s income, you will experience current and future income loss.