Stan Wruble was born and raised in Indiana. Stan attended Valparaiso University on an academic scholarship. At Valpo he was president of his fraternity, and involved in the campus newspaper and radio station, as well as student government. He was the first person from his family to graduate from college in 1994. He graduated from Notre Dame Law School in 1997, where he worked in the Legal Aid Clinic and Moot Court. Stan practiced law in South Bend before moving to Chicago in 2000. He worked for a large international firm in Chicago until he took a sabbatical in 2004. This journey lead him to 19 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Asia over 7 months. Perhaps the mist rewarding experience of that soul-searching journey was riding a motorcycle through Vietnam. Upon returning to Chicago in 2005, and after a major trial victory, Stan was asked to teach Trial Advocacy at Northwestern University Law School, where he taught until 2010. He moved back to Indiana in 2006, starting his own law firm. In his criminal practice, he represents clients charged across the spectrum of criminal conduct - misdemeanor through murder - in both state and federal courts.  In addition to his practice, Stan was formerly an Adjunct Law Professor at the Notre Dame Law School, where he had taught aspiring law students how to become trial lawyers. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, yoga, running, reading, and mountain biking. Want to know more about the cases Attorney Wruble handles? Please contact our office.