Libby represents businesses, schools, counties, cities, towns, and other public entities before administrative agencies, trial courts, and appellate courts. She has appeared and represented clients in over half of Indiana’s 92 counties, as well as before the Indiana Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. Libby works directly with schools, municipalities, and businesses, and also works with insurance carriers and claims administrators to serve as insurance defense counsel.
Libby has substantial experience in defending personal injury, wrongful death, and civil rights claims filed against public entities, public employees, and elected officials. She has represented clients in cases involving:
• Injuries and deaths involving students, pre-trial detainees, and employees
• Title IX bullying and harassment
• Sexual harassment and assault, including claims for negligence and failure to supervise
• Equal protection and due process claims
• Search, seizure, and use of force by law enforcement
• First Amendment free speech claims made by students, employees, and members of the public
• Employment discrimination, retaliation, and harassment claims
• Police and Fire merit board matters and related employee benefit claims
• Personal injury, property damage, and wrongful death claims relating to road design and maintenance, premises liability, and general negligence.
Away from the office, Libby enjoys life with her husband, Brian Murphy, and an amazing group of friends and family. She eats at least one cookie every day, and is a dedicated follower of Indiana’s First Dog, Henry Holcomb. She is an avid runner and is close to reaching her goal of running a full marathon in all 50 states.
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