Rob King

Rob King is an Indianapolis personal injury trial attorney. He represents individuals seriously injured by negligence and wrongful conduct, with particular attention to tort claims and medical malpractice. His work also encompasses vehicle accidents and wrongful death cases. He focuses on helping injured people understand their claims, establish liability, and pursue remedies through negotiation, trial, or appeal when necessary.

Rob graduated summa cum laude from Boston College’s Honors Program in 1992. He later earned a master’s degree from Utah State University before receiving his J.D. from Indiana University Maurer School of Law in Bloomington in 1998. This educational background preceded a litigation career involving trial and appellate advocacy. His work requires detailed legal research and analysis of complicated procedural and substantive issues.

Rob has argued before the Indiana Supreme Court, Indiana Court of Appeals, and Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. In Hurley v. State, the Indiana Supreme Court adopted his position concerning procedures for chemical tests. In Alldredge v. Good Samaritan Home, he helped establish that fraudulent concealment can toll the wrongful death limitations period. He also secured an Indiana Supreme Court ruling on appeal rights in Front Row Motors v. Jones.

Rob King combines trial experience with appellate work addressing the rights of Indiana litigants. He has pursued cases through multiple stages of review and handled claims involving serious harm and medical negligence. His approach emphasizes preparation, persistence, and attention to the legal rules that determine whether injured people can present their claims. He works to hold responsible parties accountable through available civil remedies.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Rob King & Associates, Trial Lawyers
• Member, Indiana State Bar Association

Licensed State

• Indiana

Education

• Utah State University
  Master’s degree

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