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Top 5 Most Dangerous Dog Breeds in Indiana

What are the most reported dog breeds for attacks that happen in Indiana? The state of Indiana's most commonly reported dog breeds involved in attacks are similar to national trends....

When Is It Legal to Record a Conversation in Indiana?

In Indiana, only one person in a conversation needs to be aware the conversation is being recorded for that recording to be legal. This is known as a one-party consent...

Different Commercial Truck Weight Limits

Trucks and trailers are important tools in transporting goods throughout the country. However, when these vehicles are not properly used, negligence can lead to dangerous accidents. Each type of commercial...

What Trucks Need USDOT Numbers, and Why?

The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) was established with the mission to ensure our nation has safe, modern, and efficient transport systems, from highways to railroads to public transit. This includes an...

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...

Insights and Answers About Driving a Motorcycle in Indiana

Though we are Indiana motorcycle accident attorneys, Christie Farrell Lee & Bell want to share information that prevents motorcycle accidents as much as possible. Roadway accidents are one of the...

Frequently Asked Questions About Autopsies

When an individual passes away, families and loved ones are often left with a lot of questions. This is especially true when death occurs unexpectedly. Though it may be a...

Telling Your Story to a Jury

The job of any attorney begins and ends as an advocate for their clients. This is especially important during jury trials for personal injury claims. Communicating someone’s personal experience of...

Why Employers Must Be Responsible for Employees

You might wonder how the actions of an employee and employer are connected. The employee stands in the shoes of his employer while on the job, and the employer benefits...

Indiana Medical Malpractice System

In Indiana, seeking your day in court as a victim of medical malpractice isn’t as simple as filing a case. This is due to the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act, which...

Indiana Injury Case Expert Witnesses

Expert Witnesses in Indiana Expert witnesses can make or break a personal injury case. These individuals bring specialized knowledge to the courtroom and can help an attorney support specific arguments...

Indiana Statewide Trail Laws

Indiana has more than 1,500 miles of paved off-road trails for cyclists and pedestrians. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is responsible for tracking these trails, as well as planning new...

Are You Automatically At Fault if You Hit a Semi in Indiana?

A lot of the time drivers think if you hit another vehicle in an accident, you are automatically more at fault. However, this is not always the case. Indiana is...

Indiana Nighttime Car Accident Causes and Data

Post updated on April 2024 Only 25% of travel happens at night, but it’s also when over 50% of passenger vehicle fatalities occur. This means all drivers need to be aware...

Indiana Roundabout Laws and Etiquette

Who Has the Right of Way in a Roundabout? According to data from the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), roundabouts mean 90% less fatalities and a 76% drop in injury crashes versus...

Duty to Care and Premises Safety

When the public visits privately-owned property, there is still a requirement for reasonable safety and duty to care. Let’s look through some popular locations to see what elements of care...

Fires and Explosions: Coping Through Recovery

Burns are a leading cause of accidental death; in fact, only car accidents and falls cause more deaths each year. Fires or explosions are tragedies which impact not just individuals,...