Indianapolis

Peter Meyer Returns to Faegre Drinker as Partner, Bolstering Indianapolis Team’s Expertise in Medical Product Defense

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Indianapolis, Ind. – Faegre Drinker has announced the return of Peter Meyer as a partner in its product liability and mass torts group at the firm’s Indianapolis office. Previously, Meyer held the position of Associate General Counsel at Exactech, where he focused on legal challenges in the medical products sector. Meyer brings a wealth of experience in defending clients against high-stakes multidistrict litigation and mass tort claims. His expertise largely centers on medical device litigation, offering clients a strategic advantage in navigating complex legal scenarios. “Peter is notably skilled in the medical device arena,” said … Read more

Indianapolis Man Convicted in Triple Murder Case; Two Sentences Set as Jury Remains Deadlocked on Third Charge

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INDIANAPOLIS — A man has been convicted in connection with a triple homicide that took place last year outside an apartment complex in Lawrence. Malik Shaw faces sentencing after being found guilty of two counts of murder. On Thursday, jurors determined that Shaw, 25, was responsible for the deaths of Aaliyah Wortman and Londyn Coleman, both 19. The verdicts followed nearly 11 hours of deliberation, with the jury announcing their decision early that morning. Sentencing for Shaw is scheduled for August 27. The jury was unable to reach a consensus on a charge related to … Read more

Families Seek Justice: Wrongful Death Suits Filed Against Indianapolis Police Officers Over Fatal Shootings

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Indianapolis, IN — Wrongful death claims have been lodged against the City of Indianapolis and two of its police officers following the fatal shootings of Darcel Edwards and Leandre Houston, who were both African American. These incidents, which took place in recent years, have led to a public outcry and legal actions by the families of the deceased. According to legal documents filed on October 24 in Marion County Superior Courts, the deaths of Edwards and Houston are being argued as wrongful, with both the city and involved officers accused of excessive use of force. … Read more