Jason M. Rauch

Shareholder Litigation

Jason litigates breach of fiduciary duty claims involving shareholders, directors and officers. He represents clients in securities disputes, including securities class actions, and also litigates fraud and breach-of-contract claims. Some of Jason’s experience includes litigation involving:

• Allegations of breach of fiduciary duties in various forms, including for self-dealing, misappropriation of company assets, fraud, and usurpation of corporate opportunities
• Business valuation disputes, including disputes arising under buy/sell provisions of shareholder or membership agreements
• Corporate governance disputes
• Post-M&A disputes
• Allegedly unlawful disclosures under the Securities Act of 1933

Trial Work

Jason is an accomplished trial lawyer who thrives in the courtroom. He has extensive experience preparing cases for trial and has tried cases involving fiduciary duty disputes, agency issues and tort claims. He has won verdicts and judgments in state and federal court for both plaintiffs and defendants.

Trust and Estate Litigation

Jason has significant experience in trust, estate and guardianship matters. He represents corporate and individual trustees, trust beneficiaries, personal representatives and other fiduciaries, and charitable foundations to preserve family legacies.

Personal Interests

Prior to joining the firm, Jason served as a police officer for nearly 10 years with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Jason also served in the U.S. Army as a psychological operations specialist, including a deployment to Iraq.

Jason enjoys traveling and going to baseball games with his wife and kids.