George grew up in the country close to Lafayette, Indiana, where he was 10-year 4-H member. He graduated from Northwestern University and received his J.D. degree from Valparaiso University School of Law, where he was the Student Bar Association President and served in other roles in law school.

With years of mentoring from James Schreiner, George decided to open his own worker's compensation office in 1999, applying all that he learned from James Schreiner and Sam Furlin. Determined to make a difference in the Indiana Worker's Compensation system, he pushed for change in the Indiana General Assembly and with different worker's compensation cases before the Worker's Compensation Board, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court of Indiana.

In 1999, George was selected to serve on the Board of Directors of Workplace Injury Litigation Group for his advocacy on behalf of injured employees. Martindale-Hubbell ranked George as A-V. Since 2007, he was named a Super Lawyer in the state of Indiana for his representation of injured employees. George became a fellow of The College of Worker's Compensation Lawyers in 2015. This organization honors worker's compensation plaintiff’s attorneys, defense attorneys, professors, and judges nationwide.

George is also a member of the Indiana State Bar Association, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, Lake County Bar Association, Calumet Inn of Court, Lifetime Contributor to the Valparaiso University School of Law Review, Lifetime Member of the Indiana Horse Council, and Lifetime Member of the American Quarter Horse Association.

When not working, he has been active with his sons in all that they do, both scholastically and in their sports, enjoys traveling with his school teacher wife, and meeting new people.

• Workplace Injury Litigation Group
• Indiana Trial Lawyers Association
• Indiana State Bar Association
• Lake County Bar Association
• Calumet Inn of Court
• Lifetime Contributor of the Valparaiso University School of Law Review
• Lifetime Member of the Indiana Horse Council
• Lifetime Member of the American Quarter Horse Association

Dan Korban was born in Boston, Massachusetts, but has lived in the Midwest for over 20 years. He earned his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Akron, graduating Summa Cum Laude. He then attended Valparaiso University Law School on a full scholarship. While there, he was selected to serve as an executive board member of the Moot Court Honors Society, competing nationally as an oralist.

With over a decade of experience, Dan represents clients in all aspects of worker's compensation and personal injury. He is a tenacious and successful litigator, guiding cases from conception to verdict. Dan has tried numerous cases both before the Indiana Worker's Compensation Board and in jury trials. He is dedicated to fighting for everyday people and being a defense against the power of the insurance industry.

Dan grew up working in the trades and continued working in construction to support himself through college. In his free time, he continues to enjoy working in his wood shop, mountain biking, following sports, and spending time with his wife and son.

Dan has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a “Rising Star” in the area of worker's compensation and was awarded the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys' 2023 Top Ten Attorney award. 

Renee Day has been a resident of Northwest Indiana for over 25 years. Staying true to her blue-collar upbringing, she earned her Bachelor’s degree from Purdue University Calumet while working two jobs and coaching volleyball at Lowell High School. She then attended law school in Grand Rapids, Michigan, receiving her J.D. degree from Cooley Law School. During law school, Renee was an honors scholarship recipient and was active in various organizations.

Renee began her legal career representing clients in a wide range of commercial and insurance litigation matters ranging from automobile accidents to wrongful death cases. Now, she is a fervent advocate for the injured workers that she represents. Growing up in a family surrounded by traditional union values and principles, Renee is specifically committed to ensuring that the rights of injured workers are protected in all aspects of their worker’s compensation cases. With over twelve years of litigation experience, Renee has successfully tried multiple cases before the Indiana Worker’s Compensation Board. 

Outside of the office, Renee enjoys traveling, following Chicago sports and spending time with her husband and two active sons. 

Renee has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a “Rising Star” in the area of worker’s compensation.