BBR-Vision I, L.P. entered into a management agreement with Flaherty & Collins, Inc., whereby BBR-Vision I, L.P. hired Flaherty & Collins, Inc. to manage a low-income housing apartment complex owned and operated by BBR-Vision I, L.P. and its general partner, New Castle Realty, LLC.  After an employee of Flaherty & Collins, Inc. altered the income certification documents of several tenants, BBR-Vision I, L.P. and New Castle Realty, LLC filed a five-count complaint against Flaherty & Collins, Inc.  The parties filed cross-motions for partial summary judgment.  The trial court denied Flaherty & Collins, Inc.’s motion for partial summary judgment, finding that the designated evidence established a claim and entitlement to damages under the Indiana’s Crime Victims Relief Act and that New Castle Realty, LLC has standing.  The trial court granted BBR-Vision I, L.P. and New Castle Realty, LLC’s motion for partial summary judgment on their indemnity and fraud claims.