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Recent News
Garnishing the Wages of a Subcontractor
Garnishing the Wages of a Subcontractor: A Case Review of Indiana Surgical Specialists v. Helen Griffin and MDS Courier Service, Inc...
CLIENT ADVISORY
On September 4, 2012, Judge Louis F. Rosenberg, of Marion County Circuit Court issued an order shortening the notice and comment period for proposed amendments to Marion County Small Claims rules. The comment period began September 4, 2012, and will close on October 5, 2012...
CLIENT ADVISORY
Effective July 1, 2012, Title 750 of the Indiana Administrative Code will reflect amendments to the dollar amounts in the Uniform Consumer Code, home loan practices, and bankruptcy exemptions....
Immigration Reform
The recently enacted Arizona statute requires law enforcement officials to question individuals if there is "reasonable suspicion" to believe that the individual is an illegal immigrant. The law, enacted to reduce illegal immigration, has been criticized for promoting racial discrimination against Hispanics. Despite widespread criticism, a recent non-partisan poll conducted by Quinnipiac University found that 51 percent of the survey's respondents support Arizona's recently enacted immigration law. In addition, 48 percent of voters said that they want a similar immigration law enacted in their state. Surprisingly, three-quarters of all voters objected to plans to boycott Arizona based on the law being enacted.
Indiana State Senator Mike Delph has spoken out about his support for an Arizona like immigration enforcement law in Indiana and hopes to get Senate Bill No. 213 passed in Indiana this session. He has sponsored immigration legislation in the past.