Scott A. Faultless

In the heart of Indianapolis, Indiana, at Craig, Kelley & Faultless LLC, stands Scott A. Faultless, a personal injury attorney whose life's work is etched in compassion and justice. More than just a lawyer, he's a beacon of hope for those navigating the turbulent waters of personal injury, offering not just legal guidance but a steady hand to hold.

Mr. Faultless believes that behind every injury is a story of hardship, a life disrupted by negligence. He sees his role as more than just a legal one; he's an advocate, a voice for the voiceless, dedicated to helping his clients rebuild their lives. His competence spans the spectrum of personal injury, with a focus on wrongful death, car and truck accidents, and the complexities of brain injury cases.

With a trial attorney's grit and a heart full of empathy, Mr. Faultless has championed the rights of the injured in state and federal courts across the Midwest. His commitment to justice has earned him the prestigious board certification from the National Board of Trial Advocacy in commercial truck accident law, a testament to his skill, experience and unwavering dedication.

Beyond the courtroom, Mr. Faultless’ influence extends. Recognized by the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyer and a Top 100 Trial Lawyer, he's a thought leader in his field. His writings and presentations for the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys and the Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America have shaped the legal landscape of truck accident cases. In 2020, his peers at the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association honored him with the President's Award, a tribute to his relentless pursuit of civil justice.

Born and raised on a farm in Greene County, Mr. Faultless’ Indiana roots run deep. He carries the values of hard work and integrity instilled in him during his upbringing. After earning his undergraduate degree from Indiana University and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Indiana University McKinney School of Law, he was licensed in Indiana in 1991. He remains committed to standing up for injured people and pursuing civil justice with unwavering dedication.