Chad Romey

Chad Romey

Blackburn Romey Fort Wayne office is home to attorney Chad Romey. He originally received a cum laude BS Accounting degree in 1998 from Manchester College and one year later received a Master of Accountancy degree. He graduated in 2002 from the University of Virginia School of Law.

For Chad Romey, practicing law means bringing big-firm caliber advocacy to the everyday people of Indiana who’ve been hurt through no fault of their own. He built a reputation for meticulous, detail-driven case preparation — a discipline shaped by his background in accounting and his years litigating alongside some of the top trial lawyers in the country.

Rather than settling for the easy resolution, he brings that same rigor and precision to every case at Blackburn Romey’s Fort Wayne office. A recognized leader among Indiana’s trial attorneys, Chad has earned peer recognition for his trial results and leadership, and he remains active in the state’s legal community through his professional association memberships.

Following his graduation from law school, he worked in Atlanta, obtaining experience from one of the biggest law firms in the world, Greenberg Traurig LLP. He currently serves as a member of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association and the Indiana State Bar Association.

Educational Background

– J.D., University of Virginia School of Law (2002)

– Master of Accountancy, Manchester College (1999)

– B.S. in Accounting, Cum laude, Manchester College (1998)

Professional Associations

– Indiana Trial Lawyers Association

– Indiana State Bar Association

Courts Admitted

– All state courts in Indiana

– All state courts in Ohio

– U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana

– U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana

Awards

– Top 10 Under 40 Personal Injury Attorneys in Indiana — National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys, Inc.

– Top 40 Under 40 — National Trial Lawyers (2012)

– Martindale-Hubbell® Client Reviewed

– Best Lawyer in the Fort Wayne Newspapers Readers’ Choice

Practice Areas

– Personal Injury

– Wrongful Death

Case Victories

– $250,000 disputed-liability vehicle-versus-bicycle case involving a brain injury, 2024, Allen County

– $1.1 million wrongful-death motorcycle case, 2025, Allen County

– $2.975 million commercial-trucking case, 2026

– $250,000 disputed-liability vehicle-versus-bicycle case involving a brain injury, 2024, Allen County

– $1 million wrongful-death case, 2026

– $4.5 million commercial-trucking case, 2026

– $400,000 dram shop and vehicle-versus-pedestrian case, 2025

– $1.1 million wrongful-death motorcycle case, 2025, Allen County