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Victims of Indiana car accidents have a limited time to file a personal injury claim and seek compensation for their losses through the court system. If you got hurt in a crash, here’s what you need to know: The Indiana statute of limitations gives you just two years from the…

According to data published by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AMVA), Hoosiers love dogs. Approximately 49 percent of households in the state report owning a dog, meaning Indiana has the sixth-highest percentage of dog owners in the U.S. Unfortunately, canine lovers know that even well-trained dogs sometimes bite or otherwise…

You may require extensive medical treatment, including hospitalization and rehabilitation, if you suffered serious injuries in a car crash in Indiana. You may be worried about how you will afford the mounting medical bills. You may rely on various sources of money to pay for medical treatment for car injuries,…

You can use several legal theories to prove that a dog’s owner or another party is at fault in a dog bite case in Indiana, including negligent handling of the dog, violation of a leash ordinance, and using the “one-bite rule” to show the dog had known violent tendencies.  An…

As in most other states, unless a traffic sign says otherwise,  you can turn right at a red light in Indiana. However, before you turn, you must confirm that you can do so safely and yield to any pedestrians in crosswalks or other motorists that have the right of way….

Indiana law allows you to pursue compensation for permanent scarring from a car accident when another party’s negligence caused your injuries. You may recover compensation for financial losses and non-economic harm from your disfigurement.  Scarring after a car accident can change how you look and how you feel about yourself….

Were you involved in an Indiana car crash with minimal or no insurance coverage? If you’re wondering if you can buy insurance the same day as the accident, the answer is no, generally.  While you can buy car insurance or increase your policy limits right after a crash, taking out…

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…

The circumstances of a car crash determine who is at fault for a parking lot accident in Indiana. Sometimes, multiple parties share blame. Most often, one of the involved drivers is primarily at fault. Another driver, a pedestrian, or a property owner may also be responsible. If you have questions…