Barnes & Thornburg names new managing partner
Timothy Emerick will become the new managing partner in Barnes & Thornburg’s South Bend and Elkhart offices.
Barnes & Thornburg moves Elkhart office back downtown
Barnes & Thornburg relocated its office to downtown Elkhart on Nov. 17, honoring the firm’s Elkhart roots that date back 58 years.
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Indiana has a lawyer shortage
Indiana Supreme Court data shows the state lacks attorneys statewide, and that rural communities are particularly affected.
How to limit legal risks
Starting and running a business can come with unexpected legal issues, but lawyers say they wish business owners would seek advice before problems arise.
Attorneys start new law firm in Valparaiso
Attorneys C. Anthony Ashford and Guy S. DiMartino are joining forces with office in Valparaiso.
Businesses, organizations and individuals receive array of honors
Several organizations and individuals from Northwest Indiana and Michiana received an assortment of awards and recognition.
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Workplace’s remote future
Calls for continued telecommuting mean companies must reinforce conduct rules for all employees, say Region’s HR professionals.
New office guidelines
Legal experts in Northwest Indiana say companies should take the time to review workforce policies now that they have adapted to employees working remotely during pandemic.
Crisis offers lessons in emergency planning
The pandemic required businesses and organizations to review or consider making changes to their operations to best handle the novel coronavirus situation as well as protect employees while still trying to survive.
Lawful adaptations
Law firms combine latest technology with traditional practice to retain, attract new business Paul A. Leonard Jr. has been practicing law for more than three decades, but he still remembers his first day of employment in a law office. “I was presented with a Bic pen, a legal pad and a telephone,” said Leonard, who