About Jon
Jon Noyes trained for a career in law through steady academic steps. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Millikin University in 2004 and later returned to school for a law degree, receiving his J.D. from Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in 2013. Those years shaped an interest in courtroom work and legal advocacy that would define his practice.
After law school he joined Wilson Kehoe Winingham as an associate lawyer in 2013. He spent the next decade learning the daily rhythms of civil practice at the firm. That period included routine courtroom appearances, discovery work and negotiations. Colleagues from that time describe a lawyer who settled quickly into trial preparation and the demands of managing complex files.
In 2023 he moved into the firm’s partnership. The promotion reflected a transition from frontline associate duties to broader responsibilities. His role now includes overseeing litigation strategy, advising clients on case direction and supervising less experienced attorneys. He continues to appear in court, while taking on more work behind the scenes that shapes how cases are tried.
Professional affiliations have been a steady part of his career since he began practicing. He has held memberships in the Indiana State Bar Association, the Indianapolis Bar Association and the American Bar Association since 2013. He also belongs to national and state trial organizations, including the American Association for Justice and the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association. These memberships keep him connected to developments in litigation and trial practice.
Noyes is licensed to practice in Indiana and has built his career in that jurisdiction. His day-to-day work at the firm covers case investigation, client counseling, motion practice and courtroom advocacy. He balances time between preparing evidence for trial and managing the procedural demands that precede it.
Peers note that his trajectory at Wilson Kehoe Winingham has been steady and deliberate. He started at the firm the same year he completed law school and rose through the ranks over the following decade. That path has given him continuity in client relationships and institutional knowledge of how the firm handles contested matters.
He currently practices at Wilson Kehoe Winingham in Indiana, concentrating on civil litigation and trial practice.
