WARD & WARD PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS - Key Persons
Legal partner Charlie Ward concludes the interview with: "We [the auto accident lawyers of Ward & Ward Personal Injury Lawyers] protect our clients from the unknown. It is not enough to make sure that you have the compensation and benefits to cover your expenses in the present.
concludes the interview with: "We [the auto accident lawyers of Ward & Ward Personal Injury Lawyers] protect our clients from the unknown. It is not enough to make sure that you have the compensation and benefits to cover your expenses in the present. The Indianapolis personal injury and car accident law firm of Ward & Ward Personal Injury Lawyers strives to cover you for the future," should you need or experience any of the following:
Surgeries related to your injuries
Future loss of wages/earnings resulting from your motorcycle accident, motor vehicle accident, commercial trucking accident, or other personal injury received by you or a loved one.
Physical impairment, mental impairment, or permanent disability caused by a car collision, bicycle accident, or other personal injuries received
And the loss of enjoyment of life resulting from your injuries
Dina C. Sullivan has worked as Ward & Ward Personal Injury Lawyers office manager and legal assistant for 16 years and is a valuable team member. She works on the front line greeting and assisting our clients and is often the first contact they have with the firm. In her job as a legal assistant, she successfully crosses over between the firm's estate and personal injury legal departments. Previously, Dina was employed with the accounting operations of various companies performing payroll and bookkeeping duties. She attended Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, (IUPUI) from 1980-1984. Dina has been married for 40 years and has four children and 8 grandchildren with another on the way.
In their mission statement, The Indiana Trial Lawyers Association (ITLA) affirms it's dedication "to the constitutional rights of open access to the courts and equal protection under the law for all persons in Indiana."
In this premier episode of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association's podcast, Don Ward discusses historical legislative changes brought forth through ITLA's lobbying efforts to level the playing field for all injured Hoosiers.
Ellen L. Waldon, our estate and estate planning paralegal, has been with the firm for more than 27 years and is dedicated to assisting our clients with complex estate issues. Prior to coming to our firm she was employed as a probate and estate planning paralegal for law firms in Indianapolis and Ohio. From 1990 to 1994 Ellen resided in Hamilton, Ohio, where she worked as a paralegal for the Honorable Patricia Oney, Judge of the Butler County Court of Common Pleas. She has been a member of the Indiana Paralegal Association and National Federation of Paralegals Association since 1994. She received her B.S. in 1973 from Indiana State University and attended Indianapolis University from 1981-1986 in the Paralegal and MBA programs