Brock Alvarado

Brock Alvarado is a personal injury attorney with Hensley Legal Group and a seasoned trial lawyer licensed in Indiana and Illinois. He has represented plaintiffs and defendants in complex personal injury, medical malpractice, and insurance coverage matters. His experience also includes premises liability, trucking accidents, work-site injuries, and commercial disputes, giving him a broad litigation background across injury and related claims.

Brock graduated from Valparaiso Law School and also attended Indiana University Northwest. His legal education prepared him for a litigation career spanning prosecution, insurance matters, medical malpractice, and personal injury cases. He is admitted in Indiana and Illinois and before federal courts, providing a foundation for handling contested claims in multiple forums and managing the procedural demands of complex civil litigation.

Brock has worked through all phases of litigation, including pleadings, briefs, motions, medical review panel submissions, discovery, mediation, arbitration, and trial. He served as plaintiff’s trial counsel in a nationally publicized case involving Dr. Mark Weinberger. Before private practice, he worked as a deputy prosecutor in the Felony Division of the Lake County Prosecutor’s Office, gaining additional courtroom experience.

Brock Alvarado continues to represent injured clients while drawing on experience from both plaintiff and defense work. He has also served as a Continuing Legal Education instructor, helping prepare other Indiana attorneys for practice. His background in prosecution, insurance disputes, medical malpractice, and personal injury litigation gives him a practical understanding of case development, courtroom strategy, and contested liability issues. His listed practice includes car and semi-truck accident matters.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Hensley Legal Group, PC
• Member, Indiana State Bar Association
• Member, Illinois State Bar Association

Licensed State

• Indiana
• Illinois

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