Contact Information

Phone 317.777.7422
Fax 317.264-6832
Email
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Education

• Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Bloomington, J.D., cum laude 
• Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, B.A. in history; Minor in political science

Bar Admissions

• State of Indiana (2014)
• Northern District of Indiana (2015)
• Southern District of Indiana (2015)

Adam R. Doerr, Associate

Adam Doerr’s practice focuses on a broad spectrum of legal areas including business and commercial litigation and municipal law.

Adam has experience representing a diverse set of clients (physicians, physician groups, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, insurance companies, small businesses and individuals) in a wide array of civil litigation matters (medical malpractice, premises liability, defamation, toxic tort, construction accident and premises liability). He’s also assisted with multiple jury trials and handled several appeals.

After graduating from Indiana University Maurer School of Law in Bloomington, Adam clerked for two judges on the Allen Superior Court in Fort Wayne – Judge David Avery and Judge Stanley Levine. He’s passionate about serving the immigrant community in Indianapolis and is a teen mentor through Exodus Refugee. He’s also a member of Second Reformed Presbyterian Church where he serves on the by-laws committee.

Adam is an avid traveler and strives to visit a new country every year. He’s been to three continents outside of North America (Europe, Asia and Africa) and his goal is to set foot on the remaining three. He also enjoys hiking, reading and tasting international cuisine in Indy.

Professional Associations

• Indiana State Bar Association
• Indianapolis Bar Association
• Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana

Civic Activities

• Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic
• Exodus Refugee Immigration, Inc.

Published Works

• The Creation and Expansion of the Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress Claim With a Focus on Medical Malpractice Actions, Indiana Civil Litigation Review, Vol. 15 (2018), Adam R. Doerr & Megan C. Culp
  
• IndyBar blog: Six Tips to get Comfortable in Your New Law Firm During Covid-19