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• Valparaiso University School of Law, Valparaiso, Indiana, 2005J.D.Honors: Moot Court Honor Society Aquinas College, 2002B.S.Major: Business Administration

• Rudolph, Fine, Porter & Johnson, LLP

  Founded in 1987, Rudolph, Fine, Porter & Johnson, LLP, is a full-service, general practice law firm located in downtown Evansville, Indiana, with a second office in Crawfordsville. Serving clients in the Indiana-Kentucky-Illinois, Tri-State region and beyond, our dedicated, experienced attorneys in our corporate and litigation practice groups are committed to meeting our clients' needs and offering legal services they may require.

  Corporate and Business Law Practice Group

  Owning and operating a business can be complicated when it comes to legal matters.

  Our corporate attorneys provide legal counsel to business owners in the following areas:

  Formation and organizationFinancing and capital structuringSuccession planningMergers and acquisitions

  Employment and Health Care

  Clients, including corporate counsel, call on our corporate and business law attorneys for legal advice regarding employment, labor and health care laws. In addition, our firm will pull together the best team of resources, including our litigation attorneys and paralegals, and get involved early in pre-lawsuit employment, labor and health care issues if the need arises.

  Probate and Estate Planning

  Preserving your wealth for your children and grandchildren and knowing your potential estate tax liability are critically important. Our corporate and business group helps individuals with estate planning, so they may pass their wealth to future generations in an efficient and tax-conscious manner. Our attorneys draft an array of estate planning vehicles, such as wills, trusts, family limited partnerships, prenuptial agreements, specialty trusts and family foundations.

  Other Practice Areas

  Our corporate and business attorneys also practice in the area of banking law and equine law.

  Commercial & Civil Litigation Group

  Our litigation attorneys work with business and individual clients to meet their legal representation needs through the litigation process, including pre-lawsuit, trial and post-lawsuit. With a strategic approach to litigation, our attorneys provide high-quality, cost-effective legal representation. Our litigation group takes on cases involving the following practice areas:

  Business disputesCreditors' rightsLender liabilityConstructionEmploymentWrongful deathInsuranceWorkers' compensationProducts

  Family Law

  Our litigation attorneys practice family law and handle cases involving the following areas:

  DivorceGuardianshipAdoptionCustody matters

  Mediation & Arbitration Center

  Our mediation attorneys have extensive experience in negotiating settlements and resolving disputes in a broad array of cases – from personal injury and wrongful death to complex multiple-party disputes involving insurance companies, businesses and private parties. Our mediators assist not only our litigation attorneys with the alternative dispute resolution process but also are called upon by local, regional and national attorneys to provide mediation and arbitration services. We have a dedicated Mediation and Conference Center dedicated exclusively for adversaries to come together and resolve differences outside of the courtroom. Multi-party accommodations include a joint meeting room for up to 50 participants, 10 separate private conference rooms, public Wi-Fi and adjacent on-site parking.

  Real Estate, Title and Closings

  Real estate transactions and title work are not always simple matters. Our real estate attorneys, who serve both our law firm and wholly owned subsidiary, Lockyear Title, handle all aspects of commercial and residential real estate transactions and the real estate development process, including ownership transfers, land use, zoning and leasing issues, as well as complex matters involving title insurance, closings and escrow services.

  Locations

  Our main office is located in Evansville, Indiana, with a second office in Crawfordsville, Indiana. We serve local, regional and national clients residing or operating in the Tri-State area – southwestern Indiana, western Kentucky and southeastern Illinois. This geographic coverage includes Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Warrick, Spencer, Perry and Dubois Counties, including the cities of Evansville, Mount Vernon, Princeton, Jasper and Ferdinand, Indiana; and Henderson, Daviess and Hopkins Counties, Kentucky, including the towns of Henderson, Owensboro and Madisonville, Kentucky; and several counties in Illinois. Our attorneys are also licensed to practice in Washington, D.C., and Florida.

  Successful cases

  Posted as Success Stories on our website, our attorneys have set precedents in Indiana and Kentucky Supreme Courts, received favorable jury verdicts and summary judgments, lawsuit dismissals and successful appeals of specific commercial and civil litigation cases involving construction site liability, mass tort, real estate transactions, personal injury, employment benefit claims, discrimination and several more.

  Contact us

  We accept all major credit cards, and evening or weekend appointments can be arranged. When you have a legal dilemma and are unsure where to turn, contact the law firm of Rudolph, Fine, Porter & Johnson, LLP, for comprehensive legal services with a personalized approach to clients' needs.

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