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The story of Andrew U. D. Straw, an Indiana lawyer and nationally recognized disability rights advocate, reads like a political thriller.

The story of Andrew U. D. Straw, an Indiana lawyer and nationally recognized disability rights advocate, reads like a political thriller.

SCANDAL AND THE SHAMED: Has Ethical Collapse in Indiana's Judiciary Forced a Leading Disability Advocate to Seek Political Asylum in the Philippines?

The story of Andrew U. D. Straw, an Indiana lawyer and nationally recognized disability rights advocate, reads like a political thriller.

Hoosier Enquirer Staff

Oct 234 min read

A growing number of younger attorneys--many realizing the were brainwashed and now in huge debt with jobs they hate—making up those who entered practice during or just after the COVID-19 pandemic—are withdrawing in ways that echo the broader social phenomenon of “quiet quitting.” Insiders are calling it “quiet cracking.”

A growing number of younger attorneys--many realizing the were brainwashed and now in huge debt with jobs they hate—making up those who entered practice during or just after the COVID-19 pandemic—are withdrawing in ways that echo the broader social phenomenon of “quiet quitting.” Insiders are calling it “quiet cracking.”

Quiet Cracking: A Generation of Lawyers Disengages in the Wake of the Pandemic

Late to React, Late Lead, and Late to Resign and Retire. Lately, HE has written a number articles about the legal crisis in Indiana. ...

Hoosier Enquirer Staff

Aug 313 min read

Indiana Opts Out of Federal Summer Food Program, Leaving 669,000 Kids Without SUN Bucks in 2025

Indiana Opts Out of Federal Summer Food Program, Leaving 669,000 Kids Without SUN Bucks in 2025

Indiana Opts Out of Federal Summer Food Program, Leaving 669,000 Kids Without SUN Bucks in 2025

By Kelly RobertsPublished: 4:53 PM EDT May 7, 2025 Updated: 5:32 PM EDT May 7 - Hoosier Enquirer INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana has decided to...

May 72 min read

Without State Licensing of Opticians are Indiana Consumers Left in the Dark

Without State Licensing of Opticians are Indiana Consumers Left in the Dark

Without State Licensing of Opticians are Indiana Consumers Left in the Dark

Indiana State Licensing Board building After a recent visit to America’s Best for discount eyewear and with summer’s sunshining bright...

May 77 min read

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