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Andrea Lynn Ciobanu is a dedicated personal injury attorney based in Indianapolis, Indiana, with a robust commitment to serving her community and advocating for the rights of individuals. With years of experience in the legal field, Andrea has built a reputation for her exceptional representation of clients in personal injury cases, ensuring they receive the justice they deserve. A graduate of the prestigious Columbia Club's Columbia Impact Program, Andrea has also earned several noteworthy certifications, including the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals Certificate in Collaborative Law and an Advanced Trial Advocacy Certificate from ICLEF. Her extensive involvement in the legal community is reflected in her leadership roles, including serving as Past-President of the Indianapolis Equal Justice Works Chapter and holding various positions within the Indianapolis Bar Association, such as on the Family Law Executive Board and the Steering Committee. Andrea is particularly passionate about family law and has contributed her expertise to pro bono family law appeals through the Indiana State Bar Appellate Pro Bono Project. Her commitment extends to raising funds for public interest law, including her work with the Law Repayment Assistance Program at Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis. Fluent in American Sign Language, Andrea is dedicated to addressing the legal needs of the Deaf Community in Indiana. Through her work with organizations like Disability Legal Services of Indiana and the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, she strives to promote equal access to justice for all. Andrea’s combination of experience, community involvement, and legal expertise makes her a formidable advocate for those seeking personal injury representation.
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