“In general, Wilson said the tools that are easiest to use will get the most traction – and bonus points if they’re also fun.” Read more about what Mr. Wilson
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“One might be surprised to learn, however, that Indiana offers one of the most robust school choice programs in the country.”
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Thomas Vick and Seth Wilson discuss Estate Planning in honor of National Estate Planning Awareness Week!
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Adler Attorneys’ Ray Adler has long used the 10, 10, 80 principle for money management. Watch this video to hear the explanation of how the principle can be used in
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Have you seen the Cat Lawyer!? What Happened? https://www.nbcnews.com/video/lawyer-accidentally-uses-zoom-cat-filter-during-virtual-court-session-unable-to-turn-it-off-100763205832  https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/im-not-a-cat-video-shows-lawyer-cant-turn-off-kitten-filter-during-zoom-court-appearance/ar-BB1dxBn0 Hear what Ryan Grimes of My IT Indy and Attorney Seth Wilson have to say about the incident! https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=460395948480385&ref=watch_permalink
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Purdue Christian Campus House Mr. Adler and Adler Attorneys would like to thank Gaylor Electric and T&W Corporation & Church Solutions for their contributions to Purdue Christian Campus House! A
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By: Seth Wilson & Andrea Hodgin           Personal and work lives have changed drastically in 2020 and we are only halfway through the year! If nothing
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Follow the link to read our article in The Indiana Lawyer written by attorney Seth Wilson and Andrea Hodgin. https://www.theindianalawyer.com/articles/start-page-using-microsoft-teams-for-mediation
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The Indiana Court of Appeals released an interesting opinion yesterday. It was a criminal appeal from the trial court wherein a Defendant (Harper) had previously been convicted of resisting arrest.
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The Indiana Supreme Court has assumed jurisdiction over an interesting case and will be determining whether the criminalization of “annoying” behavior in Indiana’s public intoxication statute is unconstitutionally vague. In
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