Local Attorneys With An Exclusive Personal Injury Focus
Determining fault is perhaps the most important part of an Indiana auto accident case. Fault matters because Indiana, like the majority of states, follows the rule that the person responsible for an accident is required to pay for other people’s resulting injuries. What’s more, Indiana’s modified comparative fault doctrine means that in order to recover damages, you must be found…
A motorcyclist’s fatal crash in early 2023 has led Indiana law enforcement authorities to call public attention to the dangers of lane splitting — that is, riding between two lanes of slower moving or stopped traffic. The fatal crash occurred in March, when the motorcyclist was traveling eastbound on I-80/I-94 near Gary. The rider was passing vehicles along the skip…
Details surrounding the death of an Indiana State Police master trooper are starting to emerge as prosecutors build their case against a Marion man they say was driving recklessly while under the influence of marijuana. Police say the suspect, Terry Sands, was speeding and weaving in and out of traffic going north on I-69. An off-duty officer activated his emergency…
Indiana law allows a person who has been bitten by a dog to sue that dog’s owner for monetary damages related to the bite. But in most cases, the right to sue is limited by our state’s “one bite” rule. That means that a dog’s owner can be held liable only if he or she knew or should have known…