Most personal injury cases in Indiana are resolved through settlement rather than trial, with just a small percentage of cases reaching a courtroom. However, working with attorneys experienced in trial preparation from day one is crucial to seeking the best possible outcome for your case. After suffering an injury due…
Although any dog can be dangerous, certain breeds are more likely to be involved in an attack due to their size, bite strength, and temperament. Some dog breeds most commonly labeled as aggressive are Pit Bulls, Dobermans, and German Shepherds. However, the breed alone does not always determine a dog’s…
With an average bite force of 743 PSI, the Turkish Kangal holds the title for the strongest bite of any dog breed. Initially bred as livestock guardians, Kangals are large dogs that have become naturally larger over the generations to protect their herds better. Although these dogs tend to be…
In Indiana, liability for a golf cart accident can fall on several parties. For example, the golf cart operator, the golf cart owner, property owners, golf cart manufacturers, and even the parents of minor children who cause accidents while operating a golf cart can all bear responsibility. Golf carts are…
Have you recently been involved in an accident in Indiana? Whether a careless driver hit your car, you slipped and fell on another person’s property, or someone’s dog bit you, what you do next can make or break your ability to seek full and fair compensation from the responsible parties….
Highway hypnosis is a state that motorists can fall into when driving for prolonged periods or on monotonous roads that increases the risk of accidents. It involves zoning out to the point that once you snap back into the moment, you can’t remember how long you drove or what scenery…
The Indiana hospital lien statute allows hospitals to claim payment from personal injury settlements or judgments for medical care provided to injured patients. This means a hospital can take a portion of your claim payout if you have outstanding medical bills after an injury accident. If you’re dealing with a…
Your medical bills make up a substantial portion of your losses from an Indiana car accident. In most cases, the party who caused the crash is responsible for those expenses. You may need legal help to pursue fair compensation or if your bills exceed the at-fault party’s insurance policy limit….
Cases with minor injuries and clear fault are often resolved in just a few months. However, more complicated cases — such as those with severe injuries or disagreements over who’s at fault — can take several months to more than a year to settle. An Indiana auto accident lawyer can…
When another driver causes an accident but lacks insurance coverage, uninsured motorist coverage steps in to protect you by paying for your medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses. In Indiana, approximately 14 percent of drivers fail to maintain proper insurance coverage. Every day, responsible drivers share Indiana roads with…
