For those who are regular readers of the Hoosier Litigation Blog, you are likely familiar with my prior post Is the Supreme Court Needlessly Using Comcast Corp. v. Behrend to Vacate Certified Classes? In that post I discussed the Supreme Court of the United States’...
In a concise but informative decision the Indiana Court of Appeals ordered a new trial where the trial court erroneously instructed the jury on comparative fault despite the defendant having admitted liability in the matter. The case, Banter v. Sheets, arose from an...
This past week the Seventh Circuit handed down the lengthy, fifty-one page decision Leveski v. ITT Educational Services, Inc., in which the court reversed the dismissal and imposition of sanctions against attorneys who brought a case against ITT Educational Services,...