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Séamus Boyce Ascends to State Bar House of Delegates Chair

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Séamus Boyce, a partner at KGR law firm, has been elected as the Chair of the House of Delegates of the Indiana State Bar Association. This role gives him significant influence over the State Bar’s legislative, fiscal, and policy matters. He also serves on the Board of Governors and the Executive Committee, which oversee the State Bar’s affairs and vision. His election reflects his dedication and leadership in the legal profession.

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Highlighting DCS Prevention Programs

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The Indiana Department of Child Services offers various programs to support families in need. These programs aim to ensure the safety and well-being of children, strengthen families, and provide resources for parents and caregivers. In this video, KGR partner Séamus Boyce and Franklin Community Schools Superintendent David Clendening join DCS representatives as they share details …

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Navigating Indiana’s New Career Pathways Law

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The landscape of high school education in Indiana is shifting. The recent passage of HEA 1002 by the 2023 Indiana Legislature introduces several changes aimed at enhancing career pathways for students. As educators and stakeholders grapple with these modifications, understanding their implications becomes paramount. Key Highlights of HEA 1002: While these changes herald a promising …

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Indiana Enacts Additional Restrictions for Physician Non-Compete Agreements

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The Bottom Line Effective July 1, 2023:  employers cannot enter into non-compete agreements with primary care physicians; employers cannot enforce non-competition restrictions against other kinds of physicians whose employment ends under certain circumstances; and employers and physicians who cannot agree on a “reasonable” price for the physician to “buy out” their non-compete obligations are subject …

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Video Recordings of Students

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Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), students have certain privacy rights regarding their educational records. This includes the right to control the disclosure of records containing personally identifiable information (“PII”). However, when it comes to video recordings depicting students, the balance between privacy rights and the need for safety can be challenging. …

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