Baker & Daniels' business litigation lawyers have experience addressing significant issues under both federal and state constitutions. Our experience and services include:
- Representing the City of Indianapolis in a challenge to its ordinance regulating violent video games.
- Representing churches when First Amendment concerns are raised in litigation over church dissolutions or governance disputes.
- Advising churches and other religious organizations on methods to maximize religious freedom in drafting governance documents.
- Advising an entity bidding to lease a state highway on state constitutional issues, including tax exemptions and special law concerns.
- Representing property taxpayers alleging that their assessments violate the state constitutional uniformity requirement.
Baker & Daniels lawyers frequently write and teach about constitutional issues. These engagements include teaching undergraduate constitutional law classes at Wabash College, a state constitutional law class at Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis, continuing legal education programs on constitutional issues for the Indiana Continuing Legal Education Foundation and Indiana Municipal Lawyers Association, and writing about state constitutional developments for the Indiana Law Review.