For more than fifteen years, Christopher Schmidgall has protected the lives of people who find themselves caught in the tangled machinery of criminal prosecution. With the skill and determination he’s demonstrated throughout his life, Chris offers...
Sean Burke handles cases in Litigation, Commercial and attended University of Illinois College of Law. This attorney has been licensed for 17 years and has an office in Indianapolis, IN.
Beth Casbon handles cases in General Practice, Commercial, Bankruptcy & Debt and practices out of Highland, IN. This attorney has been licensed for 24 years and attended Valparaiso University.
Barry McDonnell has an office in Michigan City, IN and attended Indiana University. This attorney handles cases in Commercial, Corporate & Incorporation, Business and has been licensed for 28 years.
Review: “Eight years ago when I started my first business, Matt was there to get me started. Over the years I have run into all manner of complications, misunderstandings and disputes common to small business, and because of Matt&...
William Shaneyfelt is a Bankruptcy & Debt, General Practice, Commercial attorney who has been licensed for 42 years. This attorney attended Michigan State University College of Law and has an office in Jasper, IN.
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