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    Andrew B. Symns helps clients navigate through all stages of civil litigation, insurance coverage, and bad faith litigation matters. His no-nonsense approach ensures his clients and colleagues know the strengths, weaknesses ...

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Indiana Court of Appeals Tackles “Something More” in Personal Jurisdiction in Talc Litigation
Andrew B. Symns
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Analyzes a 2025 Indiana appellate court ruling on applying personal jurisdiction—both general and specific—to a manufacturer when a product is “made” out-of-state. Includes tip for defense attorneys.

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Contracts and Indemnification: Appellate Court Clarifies What’s Needed for Indemnification to be a Valid Part of a Contract
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Tags: Contract Indemnification Agreements, Tender of Defense Requirements

Analyzes a federal appellate court ruling that clarifies what’s needed in a contract for indemnification to be a valid part of it.

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