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  • RileyCate, LLC and Relman Colfax Attorneys Settle Lawsuit Against Old National Bank
  • RileyCate, LLC and Relman Colfax Brings Redlining Lawsuit Against Old National Bank Which is Seeking Regulatory Approval for Merger
  • What Do I Do if My Child Was Sexually Abused By a Teacher in Their School?
  • Reducing a Traffic Violation’s Impact on Your Commercial Driver’s License
  • What Do I Do If I Have Been Bit By A Dog?
  • What is law enforcement qualified immunity?
  • What constitutes excessive force by law enforcement?
  • Why Was I Charged With Two Counts of Operating While Intoxicated? – Hamilton County
  • RileyCate, LLC, along with five other law firms, have negotiated a $2.2 billion class wide settlement with Monsanto
  • Will Riley argued in front of the Indiana Supreme Court on behalf of Bellwether Properties, LLC on an inverse condemnation issue against Duke Energy
  • Will Riley argued before the Indiana Supreme Court occurred on January 7, 2021 regarding a health care provider’s responsibility to protect a patient’s private health care information.