Frank Lorch's professional life was centered in New Albany, the county seat of Floyd County in southern Indiana. The city lies on the Ohio River across from Louisville, Kentucky, and the firm where he worked served clients across Southern Indiana and the Louisville area.
Frank Lorch practiced as a partner of Lorch & Naville, a law firm in downtown New Albany, Indiana. The firm's roots reached back to 1928, when brothers Chester V. Lorch and Frank E. Lorch founded it as Lorch & Lorch. After Herbert F. Naville and his son Michael joined in 1987, the office took the name Lorch & Naville.
The firm described itself as a small, business-focused practice, and its stated focus included business, estate planning, probate, real estate, and utilities law. The practice areas recorded for Lorch's work were general practice, insurance law, personal injury, probate, real estate, corporation law, and criminal law.
In 2013 Lorch & Naville merged with Ward King Agnew, a firm established in 2008 with a focus on business law, real estate, estate planning, and utility law. The combined firm, Lorch Naville Ward LLC, expanded its services into family law, bankruptcy, criminal law, and general civil litigation while remaining in New Albany.
