Cline Farrell Christie & Lee partners Lance C. Cline and Kathy A. Lee were named 2018 Trial Lawyers of the Year by the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association. This award is given to a lawyer or lawyers who uphold(s) the honor …
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Indianapolis Bar Association Honors Three CFCL Attorneys
The Indianapolis Bar Association recognition breakfast has come and gone once again, this year with three attorneys from Cline Farrell Christie & Lee receiving awards from the Indianapolis Bar Association. Lee Christie was honored as part of the Marion County …
Read More »Tina M. Bell Invited to Join ABOTA
Cline Farrell Christie & Lee’s own Tina M. Bell has been inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). ABOTA is a national organization of both attorneys and judges dedicated to preserving and promoting the right to a …
Read More »Indiana Had 2016’s Most Road-Rage Related Deadly Accidents in the US
A study by the Auto Insurance Center found that 77 fatal accidents in Indiana were related to road rage or aggressive driving in 2016, the most in the United States. That means 10% of Indiana’s fatal roadway accidents in …
Read More »Cline Farrell Christie & Lee Recognized by Best Lawyers® in Indianapolis
Four attorneys at Cline Farrell Christie & Lee are included in The Best Lawyers in America© 2019. Two members of our firm received “Lawyer of the Year” recognition in Indianapolis. Lance Cline was named the Best Lawyers© 2019 Personal Injury …
Read More »Cline Farrell Christie & Lee Celebrates 25 Years as a Firm
On June 1, 2018, Cline Farrell Christie & Lee is proud to celebrate 25 years as an Indianapolis law firm. Partners Lance Cline, Kevin Farrell, Lee Christie and Kathy Lee have been practicing plaintiff personal injury law together for more …
Read More »Indiana Driving Stats Show Dangerous Trends
An annual review of Indiana traffic safety statistics by the Indiana University Public Policy Institute has revealed some interesting regional differences in Hoosiers’ most common unsafe driving practices. Drivers in Southern Indiana are less likely to use a seatbelt, …
Read More »What Are Some Current Risks of E-Cigarettes?
E-cigarettes are a popular alternative to traditional cigarettes. In 2016, 3.2% of adults were using these devices. But this trend has also become a source of danger. Many have been injured as a result of these e-cigarette explosions and 120 …
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