GERALD
COLEMAN BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Gerald is a native of Seattle, Washington. He received his Bachelor
of Science Degree from Walla Walla College in 1987. In 1988 Gerald
enrolled in law school at Howard University. While at Howard,
Gerald became a member of the respected Howard Law Journal. Gerald
graduated
from Howard University with a J. D. degree in 1991. Following
this, he received an offer from the law firm of Ice Miller Donadio
and
Ryan in Indianapolis, Indiana. He practiced there from 1991-1994,
specializing in medical malpractice defense. Following this,
he accepted a job as Director of Risk Management for Consumer Regulatory
Services
at the Indiana Department of Health. In this capacity, he, among
other things, made legal and policy recommendations on regulatory
issues to senior staff. He held this job until 1997, when he
was appointed Assistant Commissioner of Health Care Regulatory
Services
at the Indiana Department of Health. In this capacity, he oversaw
the regulation of, among other things, all hospitals, home health
agencies and nursing homes in the state of Indiana.
In January 2002, Gerald was appointed the Commissioner for the
Bureau of Motor Vehicles, taking on the responsibility of overseeing
the regulation of all of
the State’s license branches. While serving in state government, Gerald
was presented the State’s highest award —The Sagamore of the Wabash.
He was presented the award not once, but twice from two separate Governors. In
2004, he left state government to become General Counsel of Trotter Construction
Company. Gerald is currently a founder and partner in the corporate law firm of Coleman Stevenson & Montel, LLP. He practices in the areas of government services,
health care regulation, construction law, contracts, medical malpractice defense,
administrative law, corporations and employment law.
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