Nermy J. Winner

Nermy is an associate in Taft’s Indianapolis office focusing her practice on energy and utility law, and general corporate matters. Nermy advises public utilities and related entities on energy and utility regulatory matters including, base rate cases, tracker adjustments, mergers and acquisitions, energy efficiency and demand side management proceedings, certificate of territorial proceedings, special contracts, regulatory ordinances, declination of jurisdiction cases, and other filings before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). Nermy’s knowledge in both the regulated industry and the business industry uniquely position her to efficiently and effectively meet the needs of clients.

Before joining the firm, Nermy worked as a mental health therapist and was a certified legal intern for the Health and Human Rights Clinic. Nermy has honed her critical thinking and legal writing skills through multiple legal internships, including interning for the Hon. Melissa S. May, Indiana Court of Appeals, and the Hon. Heather A. Welch, Indiana Commercial Court.

Nermy earned her J.D. and two Graduate Certificates in Corporate and Commercial Law, and Advocacy Skills from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. During law school, Nermy was the Editor-In-Chief of the Indiana Health Law Review, the Assistant Chief Justice of Problem Writing and CLE on the Moot Court Executive Board, and a student-coach for the National Moot Court Competition.

Nermy holds a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Walden University and a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and law enforcement administration from Indiana University. Nermy has been with Taft since 2021 as a 1L and a 2L summer associate and as a law clerk.

• “The Splintered Mind and Path to a Healed Society: The State of Indiana Should Mandate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Domestic Violence Batterers,” Indiana Health Law Review, Volume 20.