Jonathan Armiger

Jonathan Armiger of Barsumian Armiger Injury Lawyers is an Indiana personal injury and medical malpractice lawyer. He represents individuals who have been injured and those who have experienced the wrongful death of a spouse, parent or child. He handles claims arising from car, truck and motorcycle accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, and nursing home neglect.

Jonathan has worked on behalf of victims of personal injury and medical malpractice for more than ten years. He received his undergraduate degree from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business in 2007. He graduated cum laude from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law in 2011. He served on the Indiana Law Journal during law school and clerked for a personal injury and medical malpractice law firm while in law school.

Jonathan has been repeatedly selected as a Super Lawyers “Rising Star,” a recognition awarded to only 2.5% of Indiana attorneys 40 years old or younger or in practice for less than 10 years. He works in the firm's Fishers office, located just northeast of Indianapolis. He is licensed to practice law in Indiana, including the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana, and is a member of the Indiana State Bar Association, the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and the Indianapolis Bar Association.

He lives in the Indianapolis area with his wife and four children.

Indiana University Maurer School of Law

J.D. (2011) | Law

2008 - 2011

Honors: Cum Laude

Activities: Indiana Law Journal Sherman Minton Moot Court Competition Trial Competition

Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington

B.S. (2007) | Business - Marketing

2004 - 2007

Attorney

Barsumian Armiger Injury Lawyers

2021 - Current

Attorney

Barsumian Law LLC

2018 - 2021

Attorney

Armiger Law

2017 - 2018

Attorney

Wagner Reese, LLP

2014 - 2017

Attorney

Stewart & Stewart

2011 - 2014

Medical Malpractice: Indiana Appellate Case Update

The Verdict (Indiana Trial Lawyers Association)

2019

Data Security in the Cloud-Computing Era for Law Firms - An Introduction

Indiana Lawyer

2017

Jonathan Armiger, Judicial Review of Public Utility Commissions, 86 IND. L.J. 1163 (2011)

Indiana Law Journal

2011

Medical Malpractice: Indiana Appellate Case Update

May 10, 2019

Indiana Trial Lawyers Association

Handling Medical Malpractice Claims Against Qualified and Unqualified Providers, 29th Annual Lifetime Achievement Seminar

May 12, 2017

Indiana Trial Lawyers Association

Technology Pre-Trial and Error, Litigation Trial Skills Series

September 8, 2016

Indianapolis Bar Association

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2021

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2020

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2019

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2017

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2016

Indiana State Bar Association

Member

Current

Indianapolis Bar Association

Member

Current

Indiana Trial Lawyers Association

Member

Current

Indiana

Indiana Supreme Court

Since 2011

U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana

Since 2011

• Free Consultation
• Contingent Fees

• Car Accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Nursing Home Negligence
• Hospital Negligence

Q. Involved in a 7-car pileup due to field burning; is suing an option?

April 17, 2025

A: In Reece v. Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc., 173 N.E.3d 1031 (Ind. 2021), the Indiana Supreme Court adopted the following rule: landowners owe a duty to passing motorists on adjacent highways not to create hazardous conditions that visit themselves upon the roadway; but when a land use or condition that may impose a visual obstruction is wholly contained on a landowner’s property, there is no duty to the traveling public. You can read the full opinion here: https://public.courts.in.gov/Decisions/api/Document/Opinion?Id=29rcNieDYAEPc767_hXroncFkTqZ4Q716TTJVZzrU-YFPDnlUcd0P2siH6xBn0fD0. I would recommend reaching out to lawyers to inquire about your specific situation to the extent you need assista nce. ... Read More

Q. Question about obtaining medical records from the Hospital when someone has passed away

February 13, 2023

A: Assuming no personal representative has been appointed for your father's estate, your mother is entitled under Indiana law to obtain the records. Below is the code cite/law that supports your mother's right to obtain the records. (Sometimes medical providers will require an affidavit or other proof that no personal representative has been appointed and that the person requesting is the spouse before releasing the records).

Indiana Code 16-39-1-3

Request for patient's health records; who may request

(a) Health records may be requested by a competent patient if the patient is:

(1) emancipated and less than eighteen (18) years of age; or (2) at least eighteen (18) years of age.

(b) If a patient is incompetent, the request for health records may be made by the parent, guardian, or custodian of the patient.

(c) Health records of a deceased patient may be requested: (1) by a coroner under IC 36-2-14-21 or by the personal representative of the patient's estate; (2) if the estate of the deceased patient does not have a personal representative, by the spouse of the deceased patient; (3) if the deceased patient does not have a surviving spouse and the deceased patient's estate does not have a personal representative, by: (A) a child of the deceased patient; or (B) the parent, guardian, or custodian of the child of the deceased patient if the child of the deceased patient is incompetent; (4) if the deceased patient was an incapacitated person for whom a guardian had been appointed under IC 29-3 or the law of another state, by the guardian of the deceased patient, except as provided in subsection (d); or (5) if the deceased patient does not have a surviving spouse or child, and the deceased patient's estate does not have a personal representative, by any responsible member of the family.

(d) If: (1) the deceased patient was an incapacitated person subject to a guardianship at the time of the patient's death; and (2) a personal representative of the estate of the deceased patient is appointed under IC 29-1-7; the guardian of the deceased patient may not request health records of the deceased patient under subsection (c)(4). ... Read More

Q. indiana subrogation lien from WC, 3rd party fault ( car accident) what is included in the lien? pay & medical?

April 7, 2020

A: I would also recommend that you contact an attorney familiar with worker's compensation and third-party claims. However, you can view one of the applicable Indiana code sections by visiting this website: http://iga.in.gov/legislative/laws/2019/ic/titles/022#22-3-2-13. Indiana Code 22-3-2-13 provides that worker's compensation liens be reduced by a pro-rata share of costs and expenses in procuring a third-party settlement and attorney's fees (25% pre-suit, 33 1/3% after filing suit).