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Search OptionsInsightsPublic Finance and Municipal: An overview of the firm's Public Finance and Municipal Practice (Podcast)
Krieg DeVault Partner, David E. Corbitt, provides an overview of the firm's Public Finance and Municipal Law Practice and how it utilizes a unique combination of governmental experience, historical knowledge of state and local issuers, and… Krieg DeVault Announces 13 Attorneys as 2022 Indiana Super Lawyers; 6 as 2022 Indiana Rising Stars
13 attorneys from Krieg DeVault were named to the 2022 Indiana Super Lawyers listing. The firm had an additional 6 attorneys named to the Indiana Rising Stars list, which is designated for attorneys under the age of 40 or attorneys that have been… Public Access Counselor Addresses Board’s “Final Action” Under Indiana’s Open Door Law
In 2021, the IU Board of Trustees (“Board”) approved an addendum to the employment contract of IU President Michael McRobbie. IU professor Stephen Sanders made a records request to obtain the agreement; he speculated it was secretly negotiated and… New Law Will End Forced Arbitration in Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Cases
Last week, the Senate passed a bill, Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021, that will nullify forced arbitration clauses in sexual assault and sexual harassment cases. The bill has been sent to President… Take Five: 5 Things You Need to Know About Indiana Government - February 2022
1. General Assembly Reaches Halftime The 2022 Session of the Indiana General Assembly reached the halfway point this week with a number of key issues still under consideration. The deadline for House bills to move out of the House of Representatives… CFPB Targets “Junk Fees” – What Does This Mean for Your Financial Institution?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB” or the “Bureau”) recently issued a series of press releases and blog posts focused on the issue of so called “junk fees” consumers pay their banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions.… It’s Time to Come to Terms with New Surprise Billing Laws
The No Surprises Act imposed sweeping new cost transparency requirements on health care providers throughout the United States that raised many compliance questions and new challenges. Adding to the confusion, regulators responsible for implementing… Julie A. Johnsten and Crystal L. Stallworth Join Krieg DeVault as Paralegals
Krieg DeVault LLP is pleased to announce the addition of two Paralegals, Julie A. Johnsten and Crystal L. Stallworth. Ms. Johnsten is a member of the firm’s Litigation Practice and will concentrate in the area of medical malpractice. Mrs. Stallworth… Partner C. Daniel Motsinger Named a 2022 Illinois Super Lawyer; Alexander E. Porter Named a 2022 Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Star
Krieg DeVault is pleased to announce that Partner C. Daniel Motsinger has been named to the 2022 Illinois Super Lawyers listing and Attorney Alexander E. Porter has been named to the 2022 Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Stars listing in the categories… Indiana Senate Bill Would Replace LIBOR When Necessary
Trillions of dollars are tied up in lending contracts that rely on the London Interbank Offered Rate (“LIBOR”) as their benchmark rate. On June 30, 2023, LIBOR will no longer be published in any capacity.1 Many LIBOR-based contracts contain… Eliminating Blight: Court Issues Opinion re: Indiana’s Unsafe Building Law
The Indiana General Assembly gave Indiana’s cities, towns, and other municipal organizations a powerful tool in the fight against blight by enacting the Unsafe Building Law, or “UBL,” codified by Indiana Code § 36-7-9-1 et seq. Generally, any… Recent Illinois Case Encourages Use of Liquidated Damages Rather than Rent Acceleration Clauses in Commercial Leases
Most Illinois commercial leases accelerate rent when a tenant defaults, but also require the landlord to mitigate damages by reletting, with the defaulting tenant getting credit for rents from the replacement tenant. This creates logistical… |
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