Who Has the Right of Way on Foot
Who Has the Right of Way at a Crosswalk? Indiana law generally favors pedestrians at marked...
How Blame Gets Split Among Several Parties
Why Do Truck Crashes Often Involve More Than Two Parties? A commercial truck crash rarely involves...
When Fault Is Pointed at an Outsider
Sometimes a defendant in an injury case tries to shift the blame to someone who isn’t...
Settlement Money and the Tax Return
After a loved one dies because of someone else’s conduct, a settlement can bring a second...
What Status Means for a Property Visitor
What Categories Determine the Duty a Property Owner Owes? Indiana law sorts every visitor to a...
Why the Clock Starts Before You’re Ready
Indiana Gives You Two Years, Starting Immediately The clock on a catastrophic injury claim starts running...
Two Different Paths for a Family’s Claim
Indiana Uses Different Rules Depending on the Decedent Not every wrongful death claim in Indiana follows...
When Fifty Percent Fault Changes Everything
Indiana Draws a Firm Line at 51 Percent Indiana follows what is known as modified comparative...
What Makes an Injury Legally Catastrophic
Serious and Catastrophic Aren’t the Same Thing Every injury that sends someone to the hospital is...
Sorting Out Fault in Multi-Truck Crashes
A crash involving two semis and a pickup hauling livestock left a trailer full of sheep...
