Attorney Jamison Allen

Founder & Owner

Jamison is best known for winning a $3,000,000 verdict for his 93-year-old client in August 2022 after a mediator recommended settlement at $400,000. As lead counsel, Jamison is proud to know the verdict led insurance companies to increase settlement offers to elderly Hoosiers in other cases. He has argued cases before the Indiana Court of Appeals, and he is in an exclusive group of injury attorneys who have won an Indiana Supreme Court case. He drafted appellate briefs in Clark v. Mattar, 148 N.E.3d. 988 (Ind. 2020), the case requiring courts to remove jurors who reject the concept of non-economic damages. Jamison founded and operates Loyalty Law with core values of courage, integrity, & justice.

Phone: (317) 975-1075

Email: jamison@loyaltyinjurylaw.com

Achievements

Selected by Super Lawyers as one of the top Hoosier personal injury attorneys in 2025 and 2026.
From May 2024 - May 2025, Jamison achieved six figure settlements in eight cases where the insurance company initially denied the claim entirely. Five of these cases settled for a quarter-million dollars or higher.
Selected by numerous organizations to teach topics to attorneys at conferences.
Member of the Trial Lawyers College Litigation Group, the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and the Indiana State Bar Association.

Recent Settlements & Verdicts

2025

$500,000 settlement. The plaintiff was injured when part of a vehicle driving in front of him broke off and penetrated his windshield. The injuries included a concussion and scar. Medical bills totaled $54,961.00. In addition, no one knew the identify of the tortfeasor driver or vehicle when representation started because the driver did not stop and the broken vehicle part was generic and not traceable to any specific vehicle.

2024

$475,000.00 settlement. The plaintiffs were an elderly married couple. The settlement included tortfeasor policy limits and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage policy limits for the wife. The settlement also included tortfeasor policy limits for the husband and was only $25,000.00 short of UIM policy limits. The UIM carrier initially claimed the tortfeasor policy limits overpaid the husband and then only made an offer of $7,000.00 prior to litigation. When the case settled one week prior to trial, the UIM carrier agreed to pay $125,000.00.

2024

$250,000.00 settlement. The case was a disputed fault trip and fall on a sidewalk at a Cracker Barrel store. The plaintiff was an elderly woman with a comminuted fracture comminuted fracture of the right distal radius and a right ulnar shaft fracture. The medical special damages were $55,923.17.

2024

$250,000.00 policy limit settlement. This case involved a disputed fault motor vehicle collision with multiple injured parties and a low-policy limit tortfeasor policy. The plaintiff's injuries involved a femur fracture and surgical repair.

2023

$300,000.00 settlement. The injury was a Lisfranc fracture (bones at the top of the foot) and caused by a disputed fault motor vehicle collision where the plaintiff hit a vehicle that pulled out in front of her. The medical bills totaled $52,699.43.

2023

$260,000.00 settlement. The plaintiff was working on a construction site in Tippecanoe County when equipment struck his head while he chose not to wear a hard hat given to him. Injuries included a TBI where he was initially unconscious. The plaintiff was admitted to the hospital and released three days later. He also had a soft tissue injury to the knee. He treated with workers compensation doctors who released him from treatment three months after the injury. The insurance carriers were Accuity Insurance and Cincinnati Insurance Companies. The case is Valencia v. Purdy Materials Inc., Purdy Materials Equipment LLC, Purdy Concrete Inc., Purdy Concrete Equipment LLC. 79D01-2208-CT-000127. Attorney Jamison Allen was lead counsel for plaintiff.

2023

$250,000.00 settlement. Medical special damages were $23,693.74. The case involved a disputed fault trip and fall injury. The primary injury was a torn left quadriceps.

2022

$3,000,000.00 verdict for 93-year-old Plaintiff. Kane v. Metropolitan Property & Casualty Insurance Company d/b/a MetLife, 49D01-1812-CT-050373. The case was tried August 9-11, 2022 in Marion County Superior Court 1. The Honorable Heather Welch presided. Plaintiff did not submit the medical bills into evidence so that the focus of the case was entirely on the changes in Plaintiff's life. Defendant then also declined to submit the medical bills into evidence. Defendant disputed fault and requested a defense verdict that would give the Plaintiff $0. Injuries included a fractured elbow with surgery and a fractured pelvic bone not requiring surgery. The jury placed 0% fault on the plaintiff and awarded damages in the amount of $3,000,000.00.

2020

Won an Indiana Supreme Court case as second chair attorney. Clark v. Mattar, 148 N.E.3d 988 (Ind. 2020).