Mediator David M. Henn was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. He is a registered civil and family law mediator. Mr. Henn has helped resolve cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, employment matters, wage claims, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, divorce, custody, support, parenting time, insurance law, business law, real estate law, and appellate issues.
Case Experience
ADA Disability
Admiralty
Agricultural
Appellate
Arts (Fine/Performing)
Automotive
Aviation
Banking & Finance
Bankruptcy/Creditors
Business Dissolution
Civil Rights
Class Actions
Commercial/Business
Community Associations
Condominiums
Construction
Consumer Fraud
Contract Disputes
Cross Cultural
Debt Collections
Discrimination
Divorce (High Asset)
Education
EEOC
Elder Abuse
Eminent Domain
Employment
Energy Sector (Oil/Gas)
Engineering
Environmental
ERISA
Family Businesses
Franchise
Health Care
Industrial
Insurance
Intellectual Property
International
Internet
Labor/Unions
Land Use/Planning
Landlord/Tenant
Legal Malpractice
Lemon Law
Libel & Slander
Local Govt./Municipalities
Media & Communications
Medical Devices
Medical Malpractice
Mergers & Acquisitions
Mortgage Foreclosure
Natural Disasters
Non-profit Organizations
Nursing Homes
Partnerships
Pensions
Personal Injury
Pharmaceuticals
Police
Postal
Premises Liability
Probate
Product Liability
Professional Liability
Professional Malpractice
Professional Negligence
Property Damage
Public Policy
Railroad & Trucking
Real Estate
Religious Institutions
Sexual Harassment
Shareholder Disputes
Software
Sports
Technology
Telecommunications
Title Disputes
Torts
Trademarks/Patents
Transportation
Trusts / Estates
Unfair Competition
Utilities
Venture Capital
Wage & Hour/FMLA
Workers' Compensation
Wrongful Death
Education
Indiana University (B.S. 1991)
University of Louisville School of Law (J.D. 1994)
Law Clerk at the Indiana Court of Appeals.
Memberships & Affiliations
Admitted to the Indiana Bar in 1994
Admitted to the U.S. District Courts in Indiana
Admitted to the Northern District of Illinois
Admitted to the the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.
Rates Information
Flat Fee Mediation. Half-Day and Full-Day Flat Fee, per party.
Video Conferencing