What you’ll learn reading this article: Premises liability law refers to the type of law centered on a property owner’s duty of care to visitors. Indiana code provides for modified comparative fault, meaning one or all parties involved in a slip and fall case can be found at fault. The monetary damages you may recover… Read more »
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What Happens When an Indiana Car Accident Involves a Government-Owned Vehicle?
What you’ll learn reading this article: In many cases, the government and its officials have immunity when it comes to being found liable for accidents. Exceptions to governmental immunity do exist, and you can pursue claims in the event of an accident with a government-owned vehicle. Because of contributory negligence, if you are found to… Read more »
Should You File a Lawsuit for Your Accident-Related Injuries?
What you’ll learn reading this article: Many people are afraid to file a lawsuit for fear of being stigmatized or because they are worried about the time and effort a lawsuit can entail. Too often, individuals don’t realize how little bargaining power they have against an insurance company when representing themselves. They need help gaining… Read more »
Setting Up Auto Claims
What you’ll learn reading this article: Setting up an auto accident claim starts with exchanging information at the scene. Having an attorney makes the claims process much easier. Avoid giving formal statements until you talk to your attorney. The moments after a car accident are very important. Now’s your chance to exchange insurance information with… Read more »
What Type of Damages Are You Entitled to in Your Injury Case?
What you’ll learn reading this article: Indiana provides jurists with a list of damages that can be claimed in personal injury suits. While not all personal injury cases result in a jury trial, this list provides victims with a blueprint for determining possible compensation. Your personal injury case may involve both economic and non-economic damages,… Read more »