Category: Car Accidents

If you are driving someone else’s car with permission and crash, you may have questions about whose auto insurance coverage applies and whether you could face personal liability. Indiana law provides a framework to answer these questions. The determination of financial responsibility depends on the circumstances of the crash. A…

If you haven’t reviewed your Indiana auto insurance policy lately, now is the time to make sure your coverage meets the state’s minimum requirements. Your auto liability policy must include bodily injury liability coverage of $25,000 per person or $50,000 per accident, plus $25,000 in property damage coverage. Each auto…

Dashcam footage can play a vital role in Indiana personal injury cases. In a car accident lawsuit, it can be powerful evidence of fault. To help your case, the footage must be clear, unaltered, and authenticated. You will likely need other evidence to support your claim. Dashcam evidence rarely stands…

An experienced Indiana car accident lawyer can investigate the crash that injured you, establish who was at fault, and seek full compensation for you. While you focus on your health, your attorney can manage critical deadlines, calculate your losses, and handle back-and-forth negotiations with the other driver’s insurance company and…

Video footage comes from a range of sources, including traffic cameras, security cameras, and dashcams. Government agencies can control traffic or surveillance cameras, while private parties can have security cameras on their property or dashcams in their vehicles.  If you recently suffered injuries in a crash, you may wonder how…

Indiana does not follow “no-fault” rules in car accidents. Instead, the state follows a fault-based system in which injured parties file claims against the at-fault driver’s liability auto insurance coverage. To recover damages, you must prove that the at-fault driver’s negligence caused the car crash and your injuries. To protect…

A car accident may cause broken bones as well as soft tissue injuries. While broken bones are considered a serious injury, soft tissue injuries such as torn ligaments or detached tendons can be just as painful and have long recovery times. The violent impact of a car crash is one…

Window tinting can affect driver visibility, safety, and, in the event of a car accident, financial liability. The Indiana window tint law has specific limits for window darkness and the amount of light that tinted windows must transmit. Violating the law can lead to steep fines. The limits on window…

The compensation for injuries sustained in an Indiana motor vehicle accident depends on many factors, including the severity of the injuries, who is at fault, the available insurance coverage, and other circumstances, such as whether the at-fault driver was intoxicated. An experienced Indiana car accident lawyer can review your car…

DoorDash drivers are generally liable for accidents they cause and must use their auto insurance to cover others’ injuries. While DoorDash provides supplementary insurance that can cover victims’ medical bills, this coverage applies only if the driver was on the clock at the time of the accident. Pursuing an insurance…