You are making a delivery when another driver runs a red light and hits your car. Your doctor tells you to stay home while you recover. Now you have medical bills and no paycheck coming in. You might be unsure whether your employer or the other driver will help pay...
Personal Injury
How logbook violations help prove truck driver negligence
If a crash involves a commercial truck, the driver’s logbook and electronic logging records may become some of the most important evidence in the case. When a driver stays behind the wheel too long or records time inaccurately, those violations may help show fatigue,...
Who is responsible for a car accident caused by a road defect?
Imagine another driver swerves to avoid a large pothole, loses control and hits your car. You may think that the driver must pay for the crash. But the road itself may also raise a legal issue. If a road defect played a part in your injuries, more than one party may...
5 reasons why crashes spike during Indiana’s back-to-school season
Late summer brings more than just new backpacks. It also brings a sharp rise in vehicle collisions across Indiana. Every year, as schools open, roads around Greenfield and the Indianapolis metro area grow noticeably more congested. This is why understanding why...
What happens when a driver runs a red light in Indiana?
A driver who enters an intersection after the light has turned red can put other motorists, passengers and pedestrians in danger. When a crash follows, an injured person may have questions about who caused the collision and whether compensation may be available. Those...
Is it safe to talk to another driver’s insurance adjuster?
Shortly after a car accident, an insurance adjuster representing the other driver may probably reach out to you. They may sound friendly, professional and eager to help you regarding your claim. However, it is important to remember that their real job is to protect...
Where are the most dangerous roads in Indiana?
Every day thousands of motorists travel across Indiana highways, yet specific thoroughfares repeatedly generate devastating collisions. Rapid urbanization, heavy commercial freight and extreme commuter congestion combine to make several key routes extraordinarily...
What makes truck accident cases more complex than car accidents
A truck crash may look similar to a car accident, but the investigation tells a very different story. In Indiana, these cases often involve stricter rules, more evidence and greater legal challenges from the start. Knowing what sets a truck accident investigation...
How to recover compensation after a hit-and-run crash
A hit-and-run crash can leave victims injured and unsure of what comes next. When the at-fault driver leaves the scene, paying for medical care and other losses may seem impossible. Even if the at-fault driver is never identified, Indiana law may still allow injured...
Your teen was driving when a crash occurred. Now what?
You’ve been informed that your teen has been involved in an accident while driving your car. Once you know your child is safe and any immediate medical needs have been addressed, questions about legal and financial responsibility will naturally arise. Who pays for the...
