Jamison J. Allen

As founder and owner of Loyalty Law, Jamison J. Allen has built a reputation as a tenacious advocate for injured Hoosiers. For the vast majority of his career, he has been exclusively committed to helping injury victims obtain full compensation for their losses. Jamison has recovered compensation for the full range of injuries: everything from trucking collisions to wrongful death to premises liability and more. 

Jamison graduated from the University of Illinois College of Law and was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 2002. However, he decided to take the Indiana Bar Exam two years later to return to his boyhood home. Today, he leads a growing team dedicated to using skill and compassion to protect injury victims.

An active member of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, the Indiana State Bar Association, and the Trial Lawyers College litigation group, Jamison remains committed to mentoring new attorneys, sharing advice to help other attorneys' clients, and ensuring that the promise of justice is accessible to all Hoosiers. Whether negotiating a pretrial settlement or challenging injustice on appeal, his commitment to protecting the rights of the injured does not waver. 

True to the name Jamison chose for his law firm, Loyalty Law operates on three guiding principles - courage in the courtroom, integrity in every decision, and an unrelenting pursuit of justice. Jamison made headlines in August 2022 when he secured a $3 million jury verdict for his 93-year-old client in a case where the independent mediator encouraged Jamison and his client to settle for an amount that was only 13% of the jury verdict. Jamison and his client had the courage to ignore the pressure to settle and instead fought for justice at trial. As lead counsel for the entirety of the case, Jamison not only obtained full compensation for his client but also helped elderly plaintiffs across Indiana obtain higher offers from insurance companies. 

Beyond his success at trial, Jamison's appellate experience places him in an exclusive group of Indiana litigators who have won an Indiana Supreme Court case. Jamison was the principal brief writer in Clark v. Mattar (148 N.E.3d 988, Ind. 2020), a landmark decision that requires judges to remove biased jurors who are reluctant to compensate injured plaintiffs for emotional distress and other non-economic damages. Jamison's drive to win this case was a result of his commitment to give every injured party the right to a fair and impartial jury.