In The News

"Playing Detective: Search engines are a cost-effective way to find information."
Indiana Lawyer, May 28, 2008
"An attorney who has been using search engines for at least 10 years, Phillip J. Fowler of Bingham McHale in Indianapolis, said information online is easy to find and less tech-savvy attorneys can enlist the help of their paralegals, if necessary. He and others interviewed for this story also go directly to Web sites for their clients and opposing parties, including online bios of opposing counsel."

"Home-buying in Florida: Planning for a residence in Florida requires choices, legal advice."
Indiana Lawyer, May 14, 2008
"[An] Indianapolis attorney who is licensed to practice in both Florida and Indiana agreed, explaining the homestead exemption has three different parts. 'First, it provides creditor protection,' said Derek Hamilton of Bingham McHale. This is why 'if O.J. (Simpson) buys a house in Florida, creditors cannot reach his house.'"

Inventors wary of reform bill
Indianapolis Business Journal, March 17, 2008
"'[A small inventor's] money is more precious to him, and he's not going to risk it filing an application that has no commercial value,' said John Daniluck, a patent attorney at Bingham McHale LLP, whose clientele includes small and large companies. 'A big corporation will file and stake their claim to it, and fend off others.'"