Barsumian Armiger Injury Lawyers

Focus and practice areas

This is an Indiana injury firm that represents individuals and families rather than companies or insurers. The core of the work is personal injury law, along with medical malpractice and wrongful death claims. The firm builds its practice around people who were hurt and the relatives of those who died.

The stated practice areas are specific. They include car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, and bicycle and pedestrian accidents. The firm also lists medical and pharmaceutical malpractice, product liability, slip and fall claims, and nursing home neglect.

That mix points to a plaintiff-side injury practice with a fairly wide reach across accident and negligence claims. In my opinion, the range is broad enough to cover most everyday injury situations without drifting into unrelated areas of law. The firm does not present itself as a general practice. It stays inside injury and wrongful death work.

How the team is built

The firm carries the names of its two founding members, Todd C. Barsumian and Jonathan T. Armiger. They formed the practice in 2021. By their own account they had already worked together on injury cases since 2018, so the partnership followed a few years of shared casework rather than a cold start.

Between them, the two report more than forty years of combined legal experience. That is a small team by design, and the site frames it that way.

Todd C. Barsumian

Todd Barsumian spent twelve years at a large Evansville law firm, where he was a litigation partner. In 2010 he started his own injury practice in the greater Evansville area. Before he moved to representing injured people, he defended individuals and businesses in serious injury and wrongful death cases.

That defense background is worth noting. A lawyer who once argued the other side often understands how insurers and their counsel value and contest a claim. He has been recognized by Indiana Super Lawyers and holds an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell.

Jonathan T. Armiger

Jonathan Armiger has represented injured clients in the Indianapolis area since 2011. He graduated cum laude from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. Before he joined Todd Barsumian, he worked for two large personal injury firms in the Indianapolis area and ran his own practice for a time.

His recognition from Super Lawyers is tied to Indiana medical malpractice work. That fits the firm's listed emphasis on malpractice claims, which are among the harder injury cases to bring in the state.

Where the firm works

The practice runs from two offices. One sits in Fishers, in the Indianapolis area, and the other in Newburgh, near Evansville. That gives the firm a presence at opposite ends of the state.

The firm says it serves clients throughout Indiana and parts of Kentucky. The two-office setup matches the two founders' own histories, with Todd Barsumian rooted in the Evansville area and Jonathan Armiger in the Indianapolis area. For a client, it means a local point of contact whether the case sits in the north or the south of the state.

How the firm takes on cases

The firm handles matters on a contingency-fee basis. In plain terms, the fee comes out of a recovery rather than an upfront charge, which is standard for injury work. The listing does not publish rates, and none appear here.

One detail stands out. The firm states that it limits the number of cases it accepts. That is a choice about workload rather than a claim about results. As a reviewer, I read it as a signal that the two members intend to stay hands-on with the files they take, which is easier to promise in a two-lawyer firm than in a high-volume shop.

What the record shows

The firm's public record rests on the experience and recognition of its two founders. Todd Barsumian brings his AV rating and Indiana Super Lawyers recognition, along with years on both the defense and plaintiff sides. Jonathan Armiger brings his Super Lawyers recognition in medical malpractice and a cum laude law degree from Maurer.

What the site does not include is also fair to state. There are no published case results, settlement figures, or client counts on the pages reviewed here. So the picture rests on background and credentials rather than on a tally of outcomes.

Taken together, the material describes a focused injury and wrongful death practice, built by two experienced Indiana lawyers, working across two regions of the state on a selective, contingency-fee basis. Prospective clients will still want to weigh their own case against the firm's stated areas and ask directly about how a matter like theirs would be handled.