Administrative Law
Administrative Law
Advocacy Across Agencies. Compliance You Can Count On.
Guiding clients through government investigations, licensing, and regulatory hearings with experience and confidence.
Overview 
Kightlinger & Gray represents individuals, businesses, and public entities in defending regulatory and administrative proceedings across Indiana and Kentucky. From licensing disputes to administrative hearings, we help clients navigate complex agency rules and secure favorable resolutions.
Our attorneys understand how to work with and when to challenge administrative agencies at the state and local level. We help clients stay compliant and avoid litigation where possible, but we are fully prepared to defend our clients when disputes escalate.
Attorneys Practicing In This Area
Attorneys Practicing In This Area
Tiffany R. Guthrie
Attorney
Tiffany Guthrie is an attorney in the Indianapolis office of Kightlinger & Gray. She joined the firm after nearly three years of experience as an administrative law Judge for the Department of Workforce Development, wherein she presided over matters of unemployment disputes. Prior to serving as an Administrative Law Judge, Tiffany represented plaintiffs in personal injury matters throughout the greater Indianapolis area.
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Attorney
Matthew Hobson is an associate attorney in Kightlinger & Gray’s Indianapolis office, concentrating his practice in worker’s compensation. Matthew comes to Kightlinger & Gray with significant experience in worker’s compensation defense. He also has previously practiced in commercial and insurance defense litigation, appeals, and corporate tax matters.
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J. Todd Spurgeon
Senior Partner
Todd Spurgeon is a litigator with significant trial experience. He routinely appears in State and Federal courts, handling a wide range of insurance defense matters. Todd is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, which is only open to those with significant jury trial experience and high personal character and reputation. Todd is a board member of the Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana, and is a past president of the Indiana State Bar Association.
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