Insurance Bad Faith Claims Involving a Decedent’s Estate: Pistalo v. Progressive
As a general rule, an insurance company is not liable to an injured person for a...
How Requiring Uninsured Patients to Pay Chargemaster Rates Impacts Personal Injury Cases
This week we revisit our discussion from December 8 on the role of medical expenses in personal injury...
Indiana Tort Prejudgment Interest
December 12, 2012, aside from being a numerical fascination, was a very important day in Indiana...
The Role of Medical Expenses in Personal Injury Cases: Stanley v. Walker
This week’s post is dedicated to a case from a few years back that radically changed...
Contract Interpretation and the Parol Evidence Rule
As our posts related to contract law are among the most popular for the Hoosier Litigation...
Indiana’s Wage Payment and Wage Claims Statutes
As I stated in last week’s post, there was no question that the post needed to be...
7th Circuit Provides Much Needed Clarification of Class Action “Predominance” Requirement: Butler v. Sears
Occasionally when I sit down to write my weekly blog post, I am left mulling over...
So You Think You’re an Expert: Intro. to Expert Testimony & Review of Carter v. Robinson
As I noted last week in our discussion of the Indiana Supreme Court decision in Robertson v....
Advice to Young Lawyers/Law Students
As November rolls along, I find myself reflecting on what has been my first year as...
Major Medical Malpractice Decision: Robertson v. B.O.
I had initially planned to discuss the law on expert testimony by way of the recent...
