Amidst all the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. employers and their counsel found some well-deserved relief in EEOC’s March …
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4 Reasons to Create a Will (and Soon)
It doesn’t take much explanation. We live in an unpredictable world. The COVID-19 pandemic is just one reason we don’t …
State Mandated Education Trainings – Are You Up to Date?
School boards have broad authority to determine educational policy. But in Indiana, public schools are heavily regulated in the establishment, …
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Meet Our Firm: Allyse Wirkkala
Q&A with Allyse Wirkkala, associate Why did you become an attorney? In 2008 as an accountant, I was preparing footnotes …
Funeral Expenses Reimbursement for COVID-19 Deaths
If you have recently lost a family member to COVID-19 and paid their funeral expenses, you may be eligible to …
Coins, Art & Collectables: Estate Planning Tips for Collectors
If you have a collection of coins, art, stamps or other fine items, those valuables need to be priority in …
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A Tribute to Our Friend & Colleague, Syd Steele
Our friend and colleague Syd Steele passed away in May. Our broken hearts go out to his children, Susie, Betsy, …
What Do Girl Scout Cookies have to do with School Board Policy?
Who doesn’t love to eat Girl Scout cookies? Some of us may even shamelessly ask our colleagues to support our …
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