Ladendorf Law In The News

Ladendorf Law, an Indianapolis personal injury law firm, is frequently cited in the news. Here is a sampling of news articles that have quoted our attorneys or are regarding cases our firm has handled:

Courier & Press: Documents: Henderson doctor accessed patient records to pursue women

Courier & Press: Law firm says Deaconess doc viewed women’s personal, medical data without cause

13 WTHR: 13 Investigates: The death of 70-year-old veteran raises disturbing questions

The Indiana Lawyer: Passionate for people, public service: Ladendorf steps into ITLA president post

44 News: Court denies motions to dismiss case against Deaconess, doctor accused of accessing personal info

44 News: Law Firm: Another Deaconess physician wrongly accessed women’s private information

Fox 59: Prosecutors seek license suspension for driver accused in deadly crashes

Indy Star: Lawmakers OK increase to medical malpractice cap

Indy Star: Buck family sues over deaths on I-65 crash near Lafayette

WRTV Indianapolis: City paid out $6.1M to settle lawsuits, claims since Jan. 2018, records show

IU Robert H. McKinney School Of Law: Dan Ladendorf, ’86, named President of Indiana Trial Lawyers Association

Courier & Press: Law firm said Deaconess doc viewed women’s personal, medical data without cause

Princeton Daily Clarion: Law firm says Deaconess doctor viewed women’s personal, medical data without cause

Connersville News Examiner: Brookville resident files lawsuit against town council, officers

13 WTHR: Injured biker files tort claim against city

13 WTHR: Crash victims’ families, Bisard attorney respond to report

Deseret News: Error renews questions about Indianapolis police