Articles
By Lonnie D. Johnson
- Top Outstanding Lawyers to Know About
- Issues in Construction Negligence Cases
- Acceleration Claims
- Architectural Duties
- Wrongful Death Actions in Indiana
- Assertion of Wage Claim
- Biomechanical Evidence
- Claims for Environmental Contamination Under CERCLA
- Contract Damages
- Contractor Liability for Injuries Sustained by Workers
- Covenants Not To Compete are Strictly Construed Against Company
- Rule of Evidence 702 and Daubert in Indiana: a Roadmap to the Admissiblity of Expert Evidence in Federal and State Courts.
- Indiana Law Provides Strong Causation Defense Against Toxic Tort Claims
- Indiana Supreme Court Decision Expands Insurance Coverage for Personal Injuries Caused by Criminal Conduct
- Article on Herbicides and FIFRA Pre-emption; 98281-06
- Indiana Adopts Third-Party Exception for Recovery of Attorney Fees
- Insurer Cannot Intervene In Tort Action
- Insurer’s Duty to Defend Determined by Both Pleadings and “Reasonable” Investigation
- Insurers May be Prevented from Raising Coverage Defenses
- Minor Liability and Liability for Minors
- Tender of Written Settlement Offer Prerequisite for Recovering Prejudgment Interest
- Schedule-Related Construction Claims
- Set-off Rule
- Shareholders in Closely Held Corporations May Bring Direct Actions Against Other Shareholders
- Product Liability Standards for the Duty to Warn: When To Warn (And When Not To)
- Breach Of Contract Claims In Construction Cases
- Civil ≠ Zealous?
- Indiana Franchise Law
- Monroe County Bench Bar Conference
- Schedule-related Claims
- Application of Indemnity and Additional Insured Provisions in Construction Contracts: Who Ultimately Pays for Personal Injuries to Workers?
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty by Employees
- Conducting Ex Parte Interviews
- Contractors May Bring Suit to Challenge Award of Contract on Public Project
- Involuntary Assignment of a Bad Faith Claim Against an Insurer is Invalid
- Sheehan Construction
- Standard of Care for Design Professionals
- Two Parties…One Oath