Glen Emmett Koch II

Glen is a successful and respected trial attorney. Often referred to as a “lawyer’s lawyer”, he has served as a plaintiff’s attorney for injured persons in state and federal court and has defended white-collar criminal cases in state and federal court. He represents clients in criminal and civil matters before the Indiana Court of Appeals and the Indiana Supreme Court. Glen graduated summa cum laude from Indiana University School of Law Indianapolis where he served as an Associate Editor for the Indiana Law Review, was a recipient of the Harold R. Woodard Scholarship, the Law Alumni Scholar Scholarship, and he served as a member of the Order of the Barristers. During law school, Glen clerked for Boren, Oliver & Coffey, LLP.

Glen’s interest in law began while he was an undergraduate at Liberty University and a member of the debate team. He participated in more than 300 debates where he honed his skills in oral argument. Glen enjoys spending time with his wife and his four daughters as well as snorkeling, traveling to the Caribbean, hunting, skiing, and sport shooting. He is a member of the Pleasant Heights Baptist Church of Indianapolis where he teaches, serves as a deacon, and leads mission trips.

Glen is a member of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, the Morgan County Bar Association, and the Indiana State Bar Association. Glen has coached a national moot court team at the Indiana University School of Law Indianapolis.

Glen was interviewed regarding Indiana's expungement law: