Indiana’s Wrongful Death Filing Limitations
Indiana’s wrongful death statute imposes a two-year statute of limitations on wrongful death claims. Under Indiana...
Indianapolis Crash With Multiple Victims
Most crash claims involve two drivers and two insurers. The math gets harder when one vehicle...
How Indiana’s Dog Bite Statute Works
Indiana takes a mixed approach to dog bite liability that differs from many other states. Most...
When the Drunk Driver Is a Parent
Most drunk driving claims follow a familiar shape. One driver is impaired, another driver or pedestrian...
Left Turn Motorcycle Crash in Carmel
Keystone runs the length of Hamilton County and continues south into Indianapolis, carrying heavy traffic through...
Indiana’s Medical Malpractice Act
When a patient is harmed by a healthcare provider’s negligence in Indiana, the path to compensation...
When an Emergency Run Ends in a Crash
An emergency response is meant to shorten the distance between a call for help and the...
What Indiana’s Fault Laws Mean for Your Car Accident Claim
Indiana operates under a fault-based system for car accident claims. This means that the driver who...
What Is Negligence and How Is It Proven in an Indiana Personal Injury Case
Most personal injury cases in Indiana are built on a claim of negligence. Negligence is not...
Statutes of Limitations On Personal Injury Cases
Under Indiana Code § 34-11-2-4, a personal injury claim must be filed in court within two...
