Skilled Advocates.
Experienced. Integrity. Results.

A client focused law firm committed to quality.

Who we are

Lewis And Wilkins LLP has a rich tradition of vigorously representing its clients, skilled advocacy, and community involvement.

About Us

What we do

Our professionals are skilled advocates for their clients, in civil litigation, transactional law and governmental services.

Our Work

Where we work

The lawyers come from all parts of Indiana and work in offices in Central Indiana and Washington, D.C.

Our Offices

Litigation

Lewis And Wilkins has completed over thirty jury trials. Those trials included allegations causing wrongful death, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, serious bodily injury, and reputational harm.

Government

LAW has provided a wide variety of governmental services, such as the representation of a nationally recognized politician before the Indiana Election Commission, drafting municipal code, and performing an independent review of a police department.

Transactional

LAW has reorganized numerous technology-based, real estate, and health care corporations. Additionally, as an example, Lewis And Wilkins completed a total restructuring of a client’s shareholding portfolio.

Experienced

Lewis And Wilkins was established in 2005. It has represented clients’ interests in countless civil litigation, governmental, or transactional matters. LAW lawyers have more than 100 years of combined legal experience.

Transactional Services

Whether you are forming a new venture, expanding or deciding how to divest of your business, our business services attorneys have the experience to help you fulfill your goals.

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Litigation Services

We represent businesses, individuals, insurance companies, and governments in civil litigation as both Plaintiff and Defendant.

Governmental Services

Lewis And Wilkins LLP has decades of experience in Governmental Services. The firm’s lawyers have worked closely with all types of public entities, including Indiana state agencies, municipalities, counties, and school districts.

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