KDDK is thrilled to learn that the historic Greyhound bus terminal in downtown Evansville is going to be home to a BRU Burger Bar!  The restaurant features gourmet burgers, salads, sandwiches and craft beer.  Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and Indiana Landmarks President Marsh Davis will hold a news conference at 4:30 p.m. today to make...Read More

In a surprise decision, the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or “Board”) has declined to assert jurisdiction over the representation petition filed by the Northwestern University football players. This means that the petition will be dismissed without the Board making a decision on whether or not the scholarship athletes are statutory “employees.” In March of...Read More

The IRS is expected to issue regulations this fall that will substantially limit the use of family limited partnerships and family limited liability companies.  These entities are often used as a method to gift assets to children and other family members at discounted values, often as much as 40%. It appears that the regulations will...Read More

KDDK’s landline phone service has been impacted by the major outage affecting AT&T customers from coast to coast.  Many KDDK attorneys have AT&T mobile phone service and are therefore also unavailable via cell phone.  Fortunately, our email system has not been affected and remains fully operational.  If you are unable to reach your KDDK attorney...Read More

In an historic ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States has declared that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry anywhere in the United States. Read more: Gay marriage legalized nationwide by U.S. Supreme Court, IBJ Supreme Court extends same-sex marriage nationwide, Indiana Lawyer, AP Supreme Court ruling For more information, please contact...Read More

Congratulations!  Brian P. Williams, a KDDK litigator and co-managing partner, has been recognized as a Distinguished Barrister and Ryan M. Schulz, a KDDK business attorney, has been honored as an Up and Coming Lawyer in the Indiana Lawyer 2015 Leadership in Law Awards. Distinguished Barrister and the Up and Coming Lawyer Awards are conferred annually...Read More

On Monday, April 27, 2015, the Evansville City Council passed G-2015-11, an ordinance amending Chapter 15.15 of the City of Evansville Code of Ordinances.  This ordinance prohibits the construction or erection of fencing and retaining walls within a drainage easement. The ordinance gives the Building Commissioner or Code Official the authority to order the removal...Read More

In its decision handed down today, the Indiana Court of Appeals again affirmed that the common law “known loss” doctrine obviates an insurance company’s obligation to defend or indemnify its insured regarding remediation action required by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM). We frequently stress to clients the importance of performing appropriate due diligence...Read More

Several clients have contacted us concerning a document or correspondence they received which appears to have been sent by a government office, “Corporate Services” or other similar name.  This correspondence generally solicits a fee to keep and process the business’s annual records, cites Indiana Code, requests corporate information, and gives the impression that the business needs to...Read More

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Indiana Supreme Court ruled yesterday that two provisions of Indiana’s Right to Work Law – Indiana Code sections 22-6-6-8 and 22-6-6-10 – do not violate the Indiana Constitution, reversing Lake County Superior Judge John M. Sedia’s ruling from July. Indiana’s Right to Work (“RTW”) Law has been fiercely contested by organized labor since its inception,...Read More