About Barry
For Barry, working as an integral part of the American justice system is a way to improve society. He strives to make a difference whether it’s serving high-profile firm clients or people seeking legal assistance through the District IV Pro Bono Corp or Legal Aid Corporation of Tippecanoe County—organizations that have benefited from Barry’s leadership.In life and the pursuit of justice, Barry believes in getting to the heart of the matter and seeking resolution as soon as possible. He has successfully tried cases to verdict as a first-chair lawyer. He has prevailed on summary judgment in state and federal courts numerous times, and, in addition to his home state of Indiana, Barry has appeared in cases in California, Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Tennessee.Barry was a print journalist for 11 years before pursuing his career in law and says, “Working on a 24/7 news cycle and interacting with people at all levels of society—from governors and star athletes to the downtrodden—gave me a unique perspective on the world.”Business owners, insurance adjusters, and in-house claims or risk managers find the professional representation they need in Barry Loftus. He represents railroads in toxic exposure matters, serves the legal needs of Purdue University in the areas of tort law and constitutional law, maintains a general trial practice and counsels clients in estate planning and administration.
For Barry, working as an integral part of the American justice system is a way to improve society. He strives to make a difference whether it’s serving high-profile firm clients or people seeking legal assistance through the District IV Pro Bono Corp or Legal Aid Corporation of Tippecanoe County—organizations that have benefited from Barry’s leadership.In life and the pursuit of justice, Barry believes in getting to the heart of the matter and seeking resolution as soon as possible. He has successfully tried cases to verdict as a first-chair lawyer. He has prevailed on summary judgment in state and federal courts numerous times, and, in addition to his home state of Indiana, Barry has appeared in cases in California, Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Tennessee.Barry was a print journalist for 11 years before pursuing his career in law and says, “Working on a 24/7 news cycle and interacting with people at all levels of society—from governors and star athletes to the downtrodden—gave me a unique perspective on the world.”Business owners, insurance adjusters, and in-house claims or risk managers find the professional representation they need in Barry Loftus. He represents railroads in toxic exposure matters, serves the legal needs of Purdue University in the areas of tort law and constitutional law, maintains a general trial practice and counsels clients in estate planning and administration.
For Barry, working as an integral part of the American justice system is a way to improve society. He strives to make a difference whether it’s serving high-profile firm clients or people seeking legal assistance through the District IV Pro Bono Corp or Legal Aid Corporation of Tippecanoe County—organizations that have benefited from Barry’s leadership.
In life and the pursuit of justice, Barry believes in getting to the heart of the matter and seeking resolution as soon as possible. He has successfully tried cases to verdict as a first-chair lawyer. He has prevailed on summary judgment in state and federal courts numerous times, and, in addition to his home state of Indiana, Barry has appeared in cases in California, Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Tennessee.
Barry was a print journalist for 11 years before pursuing his career in law and says, “Working on a 24/7 news cycle and interacting with people at all levels of society—from governors and star athletes to the downtrodden—gave me a unique perspective on the world.”
Business owners, insurance adjusters, and in-house claims or risk managers find the professional representation they need in Barry Loftus. He represents railroads in toxic exposure matters, serves the legal needs of Purdue University in the areas of tort law and constitutional law, maintains a general trial practice and counsels clients in estate planning and administration.
For Barry, working as an integral part of the American justice system is a way to improve society. He strives to make a difference whether it’s serving high-profile firm clients or people seeking legal assistance through the District IV Pro Bono Corp or Legal Aid Corporation of Tippecanoe County—organizations that have benefited from Barry’s leadership.In life and the pursuit of justice, Barry believes in getting to the heart of the matter and seeking resolution as soon as possible. He has successfully tried cases to verdict as a first-chair lawyer. He has prevailed on summary judgment in state and federal courts numerous times, and, in addition to his home state of Indiana, Barry has appeared in cases in California, Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Tennessee.Barry was a print journalist for 11 years before pursuing his career in law and says, “Working on a 24/7 news cycle and interacting with people at all levels of society—from governors and star athletes to the downtrodden—gave me a unique perspective on the world.”Business owners, insurance adjusters, and in-house claims or risk managers find the professional representation they need in Barry Loftus. He represents railroads in toxic exposure matters, serves the legal needs of Purdue University in the areas of tort law and constitutional law, maintains a general trial practice and counsels clients in estate planning and administration.
For Barry, working as an integral part of the American justice system is a way to improve society. He strives to make a difference whether it’s serving high-profile firm clients or people seeking legal assistance through the District IV Pro Bono Corp or Legal Aid Corporation of Tippecanoe County—organizations that have benefited from Barry’s leadership.
In life and the pursuit of justice, Barry believes in getting to the heart of the matter and seeking resolution as soon as possible. He has successfully tried cases to verdict as a first-chair lawyer. He has prevailed on summary judgment in state and federal courts numerous times, and, in addition to his home state of Indiana, Barry has appeared in cases in California, Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Tennessee.
Barry was a print journalist for 11 years before pursuing his career in law and says, “Working on a 24/7 news cycle and interacting with people at all levels of society—from governors and star athletes to the downtrodden—gave me a unique perspective on the world.”
Business owners, insurance adjusters, and in-house claims or risk managers find the professional representation they need in Barry Loftus. He represents railroads in toxic exposure matters, serves the legal needs of Purdue University in the areas of tort law and constitutional law, maintains a general trial practice and counsels clients in estate planning and administration.
