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Posts in Car Accidents
Nov 27
What Happens if You’re in a Car Accident with a Suspended License?
Being involved in a car accident is a stressful experience on its own, but the situation takes a more complex turn when the driver holds a suspended license. From the...
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Nov 01
Will the Accident Cause My Insurance Premiums to Raise?
Every year, there are millions of car accidents in the U.S., which lead to a complex net of insurance claims as victims seek compensation for their losses. On top of...
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Oct 30
Why Sue My Insurance Company When the Other Driver Was at Fault
Motor vehicle accidents are an unfortunate reality in the United States: according to the IIHS, there are nearly 40,000 car accidents per year, often occurring due to the negligence of...
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Oct 02
Indiana Moped Laws
In Indiana, there are specific modep laws that need to be followed by both the moped driver and other vehicles on the road. A “motor driven cycle” refers to mopeds,...
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Sep 07
How to File a Lost Wages Claim After a Car Accident in Indiana
In the United States, we've made significant strides in reducing motor vehicle crash deaths—so much so that it's considered one of the great public health achievements of the last century....
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Sep 06
Indiana Laws On Leaving the Scene of an Accident
When a driver flees the scene of an accident, it adds an extra layer of complexity and frustration for the victims. In this scenario, understanding the legal landscape surrounding hit-and-run...
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Aug 31
What Is a Subrogation Claim and How Do I Fight It?
Subrogation claims can be complex and require individuals to be informed and prepared to protect their interests. It’s important to understand the ins and outs of subrogation claims to effectively...
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Aug 18
What are the Best and Worst Car Insurance Companies?
From a personal injury lawyer standpoint, we uncover our picks for the best and worst car insurance companies that protect you and your property while driving on the roads in...
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Jul 30
Does a car accident lawyer handle the insurance company?
Car accidents are an unfortunate reality in the United States, with million occurring each year. These incidents often lead to a complex web of insurance claims, as victims seek compensation...
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Jul 28
I Was Hit By a Car on the Sidewalk
As pedestrians, we navigate our daily lives with an inherent vulnerability. Whether we're crossing an intersection, strolling along a quiet sidewalk, or simply stepping off a curb, we're exposed to...
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Jul 25
Car Accident Statute of Limitations in Indiana
In the legal landscape of Indiana, the statute of limitations stands as a pivotal law that shapes the course of personal injury claims. This law, which sets a specific timeframe...
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May 01
Reckless Driving Accidents in Indiana
Car accidents are a common occurrence on Indiana roads, but not all accidents are the same. Reckless driving accidents are those that occur due to the negligent and dangerous behavior...
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Apr 26
Facts About Hit and Run Accidents in Indiana
In Indiana, hit-and-run accidents are unfortunately not uncommon. And can be devastating, leaving victims with physical injuries and property damage without receiving the urgent medical assistance they need. But according...
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Apr 26
How to File a Car Accident Claim in Indiana
Car accidents can be overwhelming life-altering events, leaving victims grappling with severe injuries and substantial property damage. In the aftermath, navigating the intricate process of filing a car accident claim...
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Apr 26
Why Should I Hire a Lawyer After a Car Accident?
Each year, there are over 5 million car accidents in the United States, with 43% of car accidents resulting in injuries. And for some victims, the worst part is often...
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Apr 26
Should I Get a Lawyer for a Car Accident That Wasn’t My Fault?
Car accidents can be traumatic events that result in catastrophic injuries, property damage, and financial losses. If you're involved in a car accident that wasn't your fault, you may assume...
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Apr 22
Work Zone Safety: The Basics for Indiana Drivers
Three people are killed each day in roadway work zones throughout the United States, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDoT). That’s one person every 8.2 hours. There are more than...
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Oct 31
Can I Pursue a Wrongful Death Case After a Car Accident?
If you have lost a loved one in a car accident that was not their fault, you may be wondering if you can file a wrongful death lawsuit. The answer...
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Oct 28
Who Is Responsible If I’m Injured By Debris On the Roadway?
You’ve probably seen debris floating around the road from time to time. If you’re lucky, you’ve never had the experience of running into anything and harming yourself or your vehicle....
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Oct 28
Is the Driver Behind Automatically At Fault for a Rear-End Collision?
You may think that rear-end collisions are automatically the fault of the driver in the rear. Think again. While the driver in the rear does typically share some portion of the blame...
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