SedwickLaw, PC

11/20/2025

Marc was inducted into the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association (ITLA) College of Fellows which is an honorary society recognizing members who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication, and commitment to the mission of ITLA. Membership in the College of Fellows is by invitation only and represents the highest standards of professionalism and advocacy in the trial bar.

11/17/2025

Late fall at the office. Love this time of year with the trees around the building!

10/24/2025

It's an honor to be selected again!

10/25/2024

What are the 5 cores of every case? The goal is to reduce suffering in the world and do good. Excellent 5 day seminar/retreat in Toledo, OH at

09/20/2024

Federal court hearing involving a trucking case @ the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indianapolis. Beautiful, historic courthouse

03/08/2024

Law dog napping at work again

03/06/2024

2024 Indiana Super Lawyer Selection - five years in row. Proud and thankful for the opportunity to help clients through difficult times in their lives.

02/26/2024

As a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), I would encourage any teacher with an interest in civics education, the rule of law, and teaching democracy in the classroom to apply for the ABOTA Foundation's free Civics Summit which will take place on July 18-19, 2024 in Washington D.C. There are also free downloads regarding civics, the rule of law, and democracy in the attached link. Feel free to share to any teachers that might be interested!

Teachers are the GUARDIANS of democracy. We believe teachers are the primary guardians of democracy. Their knowledge, skills and enthusiasm provide students with the tools to understand the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. The ABOTA Foundation provides resources and programs for teachers....

08/11/2023

Indiana public schools are back in session so we think it's important for parents to know their rights. The attached document is provided by Indiana's Attorney General. It is rather lengthy but has a lot of useful/helpful information. In particular, here are Indiana's "Parent Educational Bill of Rights":

1. You have the right and expectation to question and address your child’s school officials via letters, electronic communications, and in-person meetings. You also have the right to attend publicly designated meetings with proper notice of the meetings provided.

2. You have the right and expectation to provide public comments at designated school board meetings.

3. You have the right and expectation to question and review the curriculum taught in your child’s school.

4. You have the right and expectation that the academic curriculum taught in your child’s school aligns with Indiana and federal law.

5. You have the right and expectation to participate in the selection and adoption of academic standards for the State of Indiana.

6. You have the right to run as a candidate for your local school board.

7. You have the right and expectation to make medical care decisions on behalf of your child, including vaccinations and immunizations.

8. You have the right and expectation to receive your child’s student health records.

9. You have the right to receive special education services on behalf of your child with a disability, regardless of enrollment in the public school system.

10. You have a constitutional right to direct the upbringing and education of your child in the manner you see fit.

11. You have the right to request a transfer for your public school-child to attend another public school that is either within or outside the boundaries of your public school district.

12. You have the right to apply for school choice offerings through the Indiana Choice Scholarship Program, Indiana Educational Savings Account Program, or a Scholarship Granting Organization to reduce the cost of private education.

13. You have the right to receive notice from your child’s school if he or she is bullied.

14. You have the right to determine which educational pathway your child pursues for high school graduation.

15. You have the right to know what books are available to students in the school library and to request the removal of books that are obscene or include material harmful to minors.

16. You have the right to be notified if your child requests to be addressed by a name or use the pronouns of the opposite s*x.

17. You have the right to defend your child’s First Amendment rights to religious expression and free speech in a school environment.

https://www.in.gov/attorneygeneral/files/Parents-Bill-of-Rights.pdf

We hope all students, parents, teachers, and administrators have an excellent, productive, and safe school year!

02/27/2023

Witnesses are so important to a case. Effective presentation of their testimony is crucial. This is a set up for witness statements this past week which were digitally recorded by

01/25/2023

New year = continued rest for law dog and friendly client encounters

12/15/2022

I'm here to help drivers pick up the pieces.