Congratulations to the 17 DSV attorneys nominated as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. The nomination is attained through a process driven by peer recognition and professional achievement. Learn more about the attorneys below. Michael F. Drewry – 19 Years nominated David A. Temple –… Read More >
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2022 Super Lawyers Announced
Patrick A. Drewry Contributes to the 2022 ABA Construction Checklist Publication
DSV partner, Patrick A. Drewry, recently authored the chapter “Choosing a Project Delivery Method” in the American Bar Association’s publication, Construction Checklists, Second Edition: A Guide to Frequently Encountered Construction Issues. The unique collection of checklists is created by the ABA Forum on the… Read More >
Drewry Simmons Vornehm Announces Best Lawyers and Ones to Watch
Congratulations to our DSV attorneys who were recognized as Best Lawyers and Ones to Watch for 2021. Best Lawyers: Michael Drewry and Stacy Hanefeld. Ones to Watch: Tyler Lemen, Courtney McCormick and Alex Trueblood. Recognition by Best Lawyers is based entirely on peer review…. Read More >
Health Care Update: Midway Through The 2020 Legislative Session
By: Tyler S. Lemen This month marked the halfway point of the 2020 legislative session and there are several health care related Bills to watch as the Legislature resumes work this week. These Bills were heard within the first half of the session and… Read More >
DSV Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Announced for 2020
DSV is pleased to announce that the following members of the firm have been named Super Lawyers and Rising Stars by Super Lawyers Magazine. Michael F. Drewry (17 years named as a Super Lawyer) David A. Temple (11 years named as a Super Lawyer)… Read More >
The Indiana Medical Malpractice Act: Martinez v. Oaklawn Psychiatric Center, Inc. A New Case Expands Coverage of the Act
By: Sean T. Devenney In Martinez v. Oaklawn Psychiatric Center, Inc., 128 N.E.3d 549 (Ind. Ct. App. 2019) the Indiana Court of Appeals issued an opinion on July 12, 2019 expanding the reach of the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act (“Act”) for cases which heretofore… Read More >
Capacity and Consent in Health Care
By: Janet A. McSharar When delivering medical or nursing care and treatment, it is imperative for the practitioner to determine the patient’s capacity to consent to the recommended health care and treatment. A patient cannot consent to health care and treatment if the patient… Read More >