Practice areas: Personal Injury, Workers' Compensation, Medical Malpractice; view more
Licensed in Indiana since: 2021
Education: University of Dayton School of Law
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Gina Koeneman is a top-rated attorney selected to Rising Stars for 2026 - 2027. She works at Crossen Law Firm, located in Carmel, Indiana, and provides legal services for issues involving Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff, Workers' Compensation: Claimant, Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff and Personal Injury - Products: Plaintiff to the surrounding community.
Gina Koeneman completed legal studies at University of Dayton School of Law and graduated with the class of 2021.
Only a limited number of attorneys from each state receive the Super Lawyers designation for any given year. The multi-factor selection process includes independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, as well as professional achievement in legal practice.
Practice areas
Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff, Workers' Compensation: Claimant, Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff, Personal Injury - Products: Plaintiff- 40% Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff
- 40% Workers' Compensation: Claimant
- 10% Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
- 10% Personal Injury - Products: Plaintiff
First Admitted: 2021, Indiana
Professional Webpage: https://crossenlawfirm.com/about-us/gina-vuotto-koeneman/
Bar / Professional Activity
- The Order of Barristers, 2021
- Successfully argued a case in the Indiana Court of Appeals involving a medical malpractice claim and the weight of conflicting medical expert testimony. Court of Appeals of Indiana | Memorandum Decision 22A-CT-1797 | July 19, 2023, 2023
- Indiana Trial Lawyers Association
- American Bar Association
- Member of Sagamore American Inn of Court
Verdicts / Settlements (Case Results)
- Personal Injury: A young woman was celebrating her new job opportunity by partaking in a pedal bicycle tour. At the conclusion of the excursion, the group went back to the bicycle store front. She was leaning against the window when it spontaneously shattered, causing her to fall through, and land on broken shards of glass. We were able to determine that there was a large crack in the window that the property owners knew about but failed to fix or warn visitors of prior to this incident. Defendant argued that the waiver the young woman signed before participating in the bike tour prevented any recovery. She sustained scarring on her hands and wrist from where she fell through and on the glass. Total Stanley value was $11,582.04. The case resolved before even filing a lawsuit for $315,000. , 2022
- Workers Compensation: A woman sustained lumbar injuries that required surgery. Workers compensation accepted the case and paid for all treatment. She was eventually released at MMI with a 10% PPI rating. As a result of the spinal fusion, she tragically developed urinary incontinence. She was initially forced to self-catheterize. Eventually medications were helpful in diminishing her symptoms but she continued to require catheter supplies. In consideration of the life-long care and expenses she required, the case was settled on a section 15 basis for $150,000. , 2022
- Personal Injury: A client was merging on her motorcycle onto the Interstate. Meanwhile, a semi truck was driving in the right lane of the interstate. Due to poor road conditions, the client lost control of her motorcycle prompting her to seek refuge in an “island” dividing the on-ramp and the incoming lane of traffic. The semi truck and our client collided, launching her off her bike. The two witnesses present at the scene of the accident provided conflicting statements and the police report concluded that our client was at fault. Liability for this accident was hotly contested. The case resolved before going to trial for $615,000. , 2023
- Personal Injury: A man was involved in a motor vehicle accident that caused a cervical fracture, lumbar stenosis, concussion, left and right shoulder tears, and mental health injuries. He was not a surgical candidate for the cervical fracture and underwent conservative care. Total medical charges were approximately $70,000; Stanley value was $24,000. The case resolved for $373,000. , 2024
- Workers Compensation Wrongful Death: A father was working to replace an RV windshield when it slipped and fell on his chest. He went to the hospital the following day with chest pain but suddenly and tragically passed away nine (9) days later from a bilateral pulmonary embolism. The facts of the injury and causation of his death were vehemently contested. The case was resolved for $150,000. , 2024
- Workers Compensation and Personal Injury: A woman was told by her employer to park in a parking lot across the street before work. After parking in the lot and while walking into work, she slipped and fell on ice, injuring her back. Her employer failed to file an initial incident report or otherwise open a claim. Eventually, her claim was denied by workers compensation as being outside the course and scope of her employment since she had not yet clocked-in when she was hurt. The workers compensation matter was resolved for $75,000. A lawsuit was also filed against the owners of the parking lot and the company in charge of icing and plowing. Defendants argued that Plaintiff was a trespasser on the land since her employer told her to park there without their permission. After defeating Summary Judgment, the case resolved for $325,000. , 2024
- Workers Compensation: A client slipped and fell while working as a cook for a school, injuring her right knee. We were able to ensure that workers compensation paid for her total knee replacement and that she received TTD checks throughout the summer, even though her employer did not normally pay her when school was out. Additionally, as a result of her right knee injury, our client was subsequently diagnosed with a left knee injury requiring another total knee replacement that the workers compensation physician deemed related and caused by the initial right knee injury. The case resolved for $80,000 for the right knee after surgery and $115,000 for the left knee before surgery before she reached maximum medical improvement., 2024
- Workers Compensation and Personal Injury: A young woman was working as a janitor when she slipped and fell on water on the floor. She treated conservatively through workers compensation for three (3) months for her head, neck, right shoulder, and left hip pain. She also sustained a hematoma on her right thigh. She was released at MMI and assigned a 0% PPI rating. The case was resolved on a section 15 basis for $7,500. A lawsuit was also filed against the premise owner. Nearly two (2) years after the initial injury, the hematoma suddenly escalated into an abscess and an open wound requiring surgery. Causation was strongly disputed. The case settled for $120,000. , 2025
- Workers Compensation: An older gentleman was working when he fell and hit his head on concrete after his employer failed to install a safety ramp or railing on the side of the building. Our client suffered a significant traumatic brain injury that required extensive surgery and rehabilitation. Crossen Law Firm was able to get involved at the onset to ensure that he received top-notch care with trusted providers that were close to home and his family. As a result, he was able to make an impeccable recovery from a very serious injury. While he can no longer work in any capacity, he is still able to live at home to independently care for himself and his family. He was assigned a 65% whole person permanent partial impairment rating, determined to be permanently totally disabled, and resolved his case for $725,000. , 2025
- MVA Wrongful Death: A man was killed after being struck by an uninsured driver who was under the influence. Although the man was also uninsured, since he was a passenger in the car that was hit, we were able to pursue uninsured motorist coverage through the non-fault driver's insurance. He was unmarried and did not have any minor children. The case resolved pre-suit for $466,830.43. , 2025
- MVA Wrongful Death: A man was killed by a truck driver while riding his bike home from work. While riding his bike, he was wearing high vis long pants and a high vis jacket. He was riding along the pedestrian cross way at an intersection when a truck driver impermissibly failed to stop. The driver was under the influence while operating his employer's vehicle on his way in to work. The client was unmarried, but had a young daughter with his fiancé. He was the sole provider for the family and was only 32 years old. This was an especially tragic loss of a beloved father, partner, and son. The matter resolved for the full underlying and excess policy limits pre-suit for three million dollars ($3,000,000.00). , 2025
- Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress: A husband was driving separately behind his wife when he watched her get hit by a drunk driver in a head-on collision. He arrived onto the scene of the accident within thirty seconds of impact to see his wife with substantial and life-threatening injuries. This claim resolved pre-suit for policy limits of $250,000. , 2025
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Special Licenses / Certifications
- Concentration in Civil Advocacy and Dispute Resolution
- Concentration in Law and Technology
- Licensed in the Southern District of Indiana, 2021
- Licensed in the Northern District of Indiana, 2021
- Admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States, 2025
Educational Background
- Purdue University, Biology, 2018
Selections
2 Years Rising Stars
- Rising Stars: 2026 - 2027
