Mr. Randall Richard Sevenish
Experience:
40 years
Language(s):
English
Randall R. Sevenish | Indianapolis Personal Injury Lawyer
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About Randall
My entire adult life has been dedicated to serving others. I have a long history of helping, teaching, educating and protecting others in a variety of arenas, including injury law, law enforcement and martial arts.
I served the Indianapolis public as a decorated Police Captain, police academy instructor and SWAT team Commander all while attending law school.
As Karate Sensei, it was my pleasure to serve by teaching self-defense and karate to hundreds of Indiana police, adults, children and the disabled – changing lives. A 6th Degree Black Belt certification qualified me to serve the city and state as Karate Commissioner for the World Police & Fire Games.
As an injury lawyer since 1985, I continue to proudly, ethically and aggressively serve the community by protecting the rights of those wrongfully injured. Serving others is “who I am” and my deep-rooted Christian faith requires me to “do the right thing” in all aspects of my life.
Having a servant’s heart is why I became an Injury Lawyer.
I served the Indianapolis public as a decorated Police Captain, police academy instructor and SWAT team Commander all while attending law school.
As Karate Sensei, it was my pleasure to serve by teaching self-defense and karate to hundreds of Indiana police, adults, children and the disabled – changing lives. A 6th Degree Black Belt certification qualified me to serve the city and state as Karate Commissioner for the World Police & Fire Games.
As an injury lawyer since 1985, I continue to proudly, ethically and aggressively serve the community by protecting the rights of those wrongfully injured. Serving others is “who I am” and my deep-rooted Christian faith requires me to “do the right thing” in all aspects of my life.
Having a servant’s heart is why I became an Injury Lawyer.
Contingency Basis
Experience
Owner/Attorney At Law
Sevenish Law Firm
1985-Present
Indianapolis, Indiana
Admission
Indiana
1985
Education
IU School Of Law
JD (Law)
1984
Recognitions & Achievements
Associations
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ITLA
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Million Dollar Advocates Forum
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Motor Vehicle Trial Lawyers Association
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American Associate for Justice
Honors / Awards
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Top One Percent National Association of Distinguished Counsel2015
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Premier 100 Trial Attorney American Academy of Trial Attorneys2015 / 2015
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30 Year Anniversary Martindale-Hubbell2015
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AV Preeminent-Judicial Edition Martindale Hubbell2015
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Best Attorneys of America Rue Ratings2015
Notable Work
Cases
One Vehicle Crash Gets 7 Figure Settlement
Our client was a passenger in a vehicle that ran off the road and flipped multiple times, throwing our client out of the vehicle. She sustained several fractures to her lumbar spine, cervical spine, ribs, pelvis, and femur. She endured multiple surgeries and ultimately was confined to a wheelchair. Although there were some issues with comparative fault, we were ultimately able to settle this claim through negotiations. Our client was able to use the funds to modify her house for the wheelchair she needed to use and to make her living areas more comfortable. She needed to have a ramp installed in her home, lower her counter tops and make her bathroom accessible for her and her wheelchair.
Publications
Indiana Crash Book
Justice on Wheels
Indiana Motorcyclist Guide: Protecting the Biker 101