Blog | Pavlack Law, LLC

(317) 251–1100

Featured Post

Second Circuit: Failure to Obtain Consent of All Served Defendants to Removal Cannot be Cured After Deadline for Removal

Colin E. Flora | Oct 8th, 2021

This week, we take a look at a new case from the Second Circuit that examines what happens when removal is sought but one defendant fails to timely consent to removal.

Featured Post

Indiana Court of Appeals Examines Nuance of Medical Malpractice Proceedings Concerning Claims on Behalf of Deceased Persons

Colin E. Flora | Jul 30th, 2021

This week, we examine the question of whether a proposed medical malpractice complaint is improper if filed with the IDOI by a deceased person and question whether an overlooked case from the Indiana Supreme Court could have made the Indiana Court of Appeals’ ruling in Dial even easier.

Featured Post

Indiana Supreme Court Adopts Expansive Interpretation of “Patient” as Used in the Medical Malpractice Act

Colin E. Flora | Jul 2nd, 2021

Today, we examine the Indiana Supreme Court’s recent interpretation of the meaning of “Patient” in the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act and analyze whether the concurring opinion provided a better interpretation.

Featured Post

Seventh Circuit: Even One Stateless Partner to a Partnership Defeats Diversity Jurisdiction

Colin E. Flora | Jun 25th, 2021

This week, we examine the complications in invoking diversity jurisdiction against a limited liability partnership with even one stateless partner.