Finderson Law is pleased to announce that Roger Finderson was sworn in as the President-Elect of WILG during the 2023 WILG Annual Convention in Hawaii this month. Roger previously served as WILG Treasurer in 2023 and WILG Secretary in 2022.
The impact of WILG
The Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group® (WILG) is a national, non-profit organization focused on advocating for the rights of millions of workers and their families affected by workplace injuries and illnesses each year. Established in 1995, WILG serves as a dynamic network for attorneys and paralegals, providing education, communication, research and information to enhance legal representation for injured workers.
With over 1,100 members from various legal backgrounds across all states, WILG maintains a strong commitment to evolving and meeting the changing challenges faced by injured workers. The organization is dedicated to ensuring high-quality legal services for those injured on the job or suffering from occupational illnesses, staying abreast of legislative and judicial developments to advocate effectively for workers’ rights.
“The organization is important because it provides a greater voice for the injured workers, gives a primary form of defense against unfair laws, and it is my hope during my tenure as President next year we can remain vigilant preventing bad laws, strengthening good laws, and providing hope for those injured workers.“
—Roger Finderson
About Roger Finderson
With over 30 years of legal experience, Roger Finderson has concentrated his practice on personal injury, workers’ compensation, Social Security disability, and adoptions. He holds a degree in computer science from Brandeis University, where he also played varsity basketball, and a law degree from Indiana University Bloomington. Admitted to practice in Indiana and both the Northern and Southern U.S. Federal District Courts of Indiana, he has devoted his career to advocating for plaintiffs.
Finderson has also contributed to the legal community by speaking at various continuing legal education (CLE) seminars on topics like opening a new firm, creating a paperless office, and client selection, sharing his knowledge with organizations like the American Association for Justice Solo and Small Firm Section, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and Allen County Bar Association. In addition to serving on WILG’s executive committee, he also received WILG’s distinguished President’s Award in 2020.
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