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About Georgianna Quinn
Georgianna focuses her practice on civil litigation, insurance defense litigation, and estate planning. She practices throughout the State of Indiana, in both the state and federal courts, and has represented clients before the Indiana Court of Appeals, as well as the Indiana Supreme Court. Her practice areas include civil litigation, insurance defense, personal injury, civil rights and constitutional torts, employment law, business and contract disputes, dram shop, premises and auto liability, bad faith insurance defense, wrongful death cases, mass tort litigation, estate planning and probate. She is an Adjunct Professor at the IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law, a graduate of the Indiana State Bar Association Leadership Development Academy (Class IX), a Pathway to Law Mentor, and a board member for the American Lives Theatre.
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On October 18, 2020 Ryann Early, drunk and doing about 79 mph in a 40 zone, crossed into oncoming traffic on Albert S. White Drive in Whitestown and hit Sherry Schnee head-on. She broke her neck and is quadriplegic. He went to prison. On January 11, 2024 a Boone County jury awarded her $84,000,000 and her husband $75,000,000. Early is an individual with no insurer identified, and his own lawyer said afterward he wished there were actual dollars behind the number.
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