About Chloe Deardurff

Chloe M. Deardurff is a personal injury attorney at Vaughan & Vaughan, where she represents clients injured in accidents in Indianapolis and across Indiana. She brings a commitment to client advocacy and supporting individuals through the legal process.

Deardurff earned her J.D. from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law and her undergraduate degree from Indiana University South Bend, where she received the IU Regional Law Scholar Award. Before becoming an attorney at Vaughan & Vaughan, she served as a Law Clerk at the firm and previously at Ladendorf Law, further developing her expertise in personal injury law.

Her earlier interest in advocacy work, including time at the Robinson Center, shaped her commitment to representing those who have been harmed.

Practice areas

Education

Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Indiana University South Bend
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Indiana

Awards & recognition

IU Regional Law Scholar Award (Indiana University South Bend)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Indianapolis firms

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CohenMalad LLP
$85 Million Verdict for Oregon National Guard Soldiers Poisoned by KBR in Iraq
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Hovde Dassow + Deets
$56 million · Biomet Agrees to Pay at Least $56 Million to Settle About 1,000 Federal M2a Magnum Metal Hip Claims
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Wagner Reese, LLP
$1.1 Million Verdict for Infant's Death After Richmond OB/GYN Ordered the Wrong Fetal Test
Wilson Kehoe Winingham Injury Lawyers Indianapolis
Wilson Kehoe Winingham Injury Lawyers Indianapolis
$121,770 · Indianapolis Tenant Awarded $121,770 for Fall Down Rental Stairs With No Handrail
Christie Bell & Marshall
Christie Bell & Marshall
$42.5 Million Verdict for Motorcyclist Left with Severe Brain Injury After Tesla Employee Made Illegal Turn

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.