Trial and appellate lawyer Dylan Pittman serves governmental entities and businesses involved in all levels of state and federal litigation. Whether on offense or defense, Dylan assists in strategizing and formulating arguments to help his clients go the distance.
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Trial and appellate lawyer Dylan Pittman serves governmental entities and businesses involved in all levels of state and federal litigation. Whether on offense or defense, Dylan assists in strategizing and formulating arguments to help his clients go the distance.
Dylan focuses his practice on governmental law, appeals and business litigation. He has represented governmental entities and businesses within Indiana and beyond, litigating claims involving a wide range of procedural contexts, including the defense of complex class actions.
Prior to joining the firm, Dylan served as an Indiana Supreme Court law clerk and also gained legal experience as a summer associate at Barnes & Thornburg. He was also a law clerk at the Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission and a judicial intern for the Honorable Sarah Evans Barker, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana.
Before launching his legal career, Dylan worked as an assistant English teacher near Seville, Spain.
Honors
Indiana State Bar Association’s Leadership Development Academy graduate
Professional and Community Involvement
Member, College Mentors for Kids Engagement and Community Committee
Volunteer judge, for the Honorable Robert H. Staton Moot Court Competition
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