Giles Law Group

Giles Law Group is an Indianapolis-based law firm built for creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators who shape industries and communities. Known for its authentic connection to the creative and business ecosystems it serves, the firm combines real-world entrepreneurial experience with sophisticated legal insight. Each matter is approached with practicality, strategy, and integrity, ensuring every client receives guidance that not only resolves issues but supports lasting success.

Giles Law Group provides a comprehensive range of services across business law, real estate, intellectual property, and information technology. Its attorneys assist with entity formation, mergers and acquisitions, contract negotiation, and compliance—empowering clients to grow confidently in competitive markets. In real estate, the firm handles acquisitions, leases, zoning, financing, and land use matters with precision and efficiency. The intellectual property team protects brands and creative assets through trademark and copyright registration, licensing, and dispute resolution, while technology clients rely on the firm’s experience with software agreements, data privacy, and IT contracts.

Giles Law Group is distinguished by its deep roots in Indiana’s entrepreneurial and creative community. Founders Clark Giles and Jordan Gleason bring decades of hands-on experience as business owners, musicians, and innovators—perspectives that drive a uniquely empathetic and collaborative approach to legal service. The team understands the challenges faced by modern professionals and provides solutions designed to be immediately actionable in real-world settings.

Giles Law Group operates on the philosophy that effective legal representation begins with understanding ambition. Each client relationship is built on accessibility, transparency, and trust. With a reputation for integrity and excellence, the firm continues to be a powerful ally for those who build, create, and inspire—delivering legal strategies that turn vision into progress.