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What is a Survivor Claim?

If you have lost a loved one in an accident, you may be wondering if you can bring a lawsuit on their behalf. The answer is typically yes – a...

5 Common Causes of Wrongful Death

Wrongful death is a term that is often used in the legal world, but what does it actually mean? Wrongful death occurs when a person dies as the result of someone...

Are Wrongful Death Settlements Taxable?

When someone dies as a result of the negligence or recklessness of another person or company, surviving family members may file a wrongful death lawsuit. If the case is successful and the...

5 Wrongful Death Examples

No one ever expects to die prematurely, but when it does happen, it can be a devastating experience for the victim's loved ones. If you have lost a loved one...

When is a Death Considered “Wrongful?”

Unfortunately, not every unexpected death will be considered wrongful in the eyes of the law. In order for a death to be considered legally wrongful, it must have been caused...

Christie Farrell Lee & Bell Lawyers Speak ITLA & ICLEF Conferences

Christie Farrell Lee & Bell is one of Indiana’s most trusted law firms for complex personal injury cases because our team can balance experienced professionalism with genuine compassion. In recognition of our...

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...

Wrongful Death in Indiana News

Many people may not realize that wrongful death is a leading cause of death in the United States. These fatalities occur for completely preventable reasons due to another person’s negligence....

Indiana Survival Actions vs Wrongful Death

When negligence occurs and leads to an injury, the person who failed to use reasonable care deserves to be held responsible for harms and losses they caused. But when someone...

Indianapolis Halloween Safety Tips

All Hoosiers have a favorite way to spend the spookiest night of the year, Halloween. This year, October 31 itself is a Tuesday, meaning festivities may be extended over several...