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Injured by a Subcontractor on a Construction Job Site: Can You File a Third-Party Injury Claim?
Illinois and Indiana: Construction Worker Civil Injury Claims After Hurt in Subcontractor Accident
All sorts of construction projects are moving forward in our part of the country right now, employing thousands of workers in various trades. The current construction industries
Copyright Registration Before You Sue (and Why Photographers Keep Learning This the Hard Way)
A photographer in Indianapolis shoots a wedding, a storefront, a plate of food. The picture shows up on someone else’s website. A friend says “send a cease-and-desist.” Another friend says “sue them.” Both friends skip the part that actually matters
Injured While Working at a Steel Mill but Employed by a Contractor: Who Can Be Held Liable?
Steel Mill Accidents in Indiana and Illinois: Civil Liability for Outside Contractor Worker’s Injuries
Steel mills are some of the most dangerous workplaces in the world. When an accident happens, employees for the mill itself as well as workers for
What a BMI Bar Case Is (and Why This Blog Will Usually Skip Them)
Broadcast Music, Inc. licenses the public performance of songs in its repertoire. When a bar, restaurant, or grill plays that music without a license, BMI and the publishers sue. The complaint names the venue and, often, the owners. It lists
What a Schedule A Case Is (and Why This Blog Usually Skips Them)
If you scan the Northern District of Indiana copyright and trademark indexes, you will keep seeing captions like Plaintiff v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A. That is not a missing name. That is the case. The
Proper Use of the Federal Trademark Registration Symbol ® (2026)
As a trademark attorney, I almost always notice whether a company is using the federal registration symbol, ®. From time to time I look the mark up, and there is no registration. Sometimes there is not even an application.
That
Indiana Post-Acute Update: Indiana Enacts Significant Medicaid Reforms Affecting Long-Term Care and HCBS Providers
Indiana has enacted House Enrolled Act 1277 (“HEA 1277”), a Medicaid reform law that significantly changes the state’s PathWays for Aging program and other long-term services and supports. While many provisions of this law took effect July 1, 2026, the
Hanover College Accused of Violating Title IX After Cutting Women’s Swim Team
(From the pages of Sports Litigation Alert.)By Ellen J. Staurowsky, Ed.D., Senior Writer, Professor, Sports Media (Retired), Roy H. Park School of Communications, Ithaca College, staurows@ithaca.eduIn late March of 2026, administrators at Hanover College (Indiana) announced that the
New IRS Guidance Addresses SECURE and SECURE 2.0 Amendment Deadlines
Quick Hits
- The IRS and Treasury Department confirmed that most employer-sponsored retirement plans generally have until December 31, 2026, to adopt discretionary amendments implementing SECURE and SECURE 2.0 provisions, with later deadlines for collectively bargained, governmental, and public school 403(b)