Tim is a Partner at Latitude, and he founded and leads the company’s Indianapolis office.

A native Hoosier, Tim joined Latitude after working as a Partner at Am Law 100 firm Barnes & Thornburg LLP in Indianapolis. While there he represented Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits and privately held businesses ranging from multinationals to family-owned enterprises.

During his 14 years of private practice, Tim advised and represented clients on complex environmental litigation, transactions and compliance matters. His roles included serving as lead counsel in a successful appeal before the Indiana Supreme Court, serving on the victorious defense trial team in a high-profile federal criminal case and advising on numerous noteworthy corporate transactions. He also regularly advised general counsel on sophisticated environmental compliance matters and handled administrative appeals.

He is active in the Indianapolis civic community. His community leadership roles include service as the fair chair for the 53rd Annual Penrod Arts Fair® (Indiana’s Nicest Day®), one of the largest single-day art fairs in the world. Additionally, Tim co-created and led the Penrod Society’s first “Magic in the Making” event with the Stutz Artists Association and is a former president of the board of the Friends of Indianapolis Animal Care Services Foundation. You might also catch him coaching Little League at Broad Ripple Haverford or high school swimmers at Center Grove.

Tim co-hosts the Leveraging Latitude podcast with Candice Reed. He earned his J.D. from Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law. He also has an MPA from IU’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs in Bloomington and a B.A. from North Carolina State University, where he was captain of the swim team, All-ACC and a U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier.

Tim and his wife Kären live in Butler-Tarkington. They have three children and a three-legged cat named Wolf.