Recent News

Feb 04
How to Hold a Trucking Company Liable for an Accident
In 2016 there were nearly 17,000 semi-truck collisions in Indiana alone. For anyone who’s been the victim of one of these accidents, it may seem confusing what the next step is in...
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Jan 15
Car Insurance and Negligence Claims: Police Procedures After an Accident, Wrong-Way Drivers, and Driverless Cars
When a car accident in Indiana occurs, there can be a lot of factors weighing on your mind. Insurance companies, police reports, medical care, and long-lasting injuries all need your...
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Jan 08
Vehicle Mechanic Negligence and Indiana Law
  When a professional mechanic is hired to repair a car they are taking on a legal responsibility. This is because after you have a mechanic repair your car,  you...
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Jan 01
Social Media in a Personal Injury Case
In this share-happy day and age, it’s common to post updates to our social media any chance we get. Even the smallest, most insignificant events of our daily life are...
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Nov 27
Kathy A. Lee Named Trial Lawyer of the Year
Christie Farrell Lee & Bell partner Kathy A. Lee was named one of two 2018 Trial Lawyers of the Year by the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association. This award is given to...
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Nov 20
Indianapolis Bar Association Honors Three CFCL Attorneys
The Indianapolis Bar Association recognition breakfast has come and gone once again, this year with attorneys from Christie Farrell Lee & Bell receiving awards from the Indianapolis Bar Association. Lee...
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Nov 13
Tina M. Bell Invited to Join ABOTA
Christie Farrell Lee & Bell’s own Tina M. Bell has been inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). ABOTA is a national organization of both attorneys and judges dedicated...
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Nov 13
Tips for Organizing Personal Injury Cases
Did You Know? 67.3% of lawyers interviewed in a “lawyer happiness study” believe that being a lawyer is more stressful than other professions. In a specialty like personal injury law,...
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Oct 16
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...
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Sep 21
Indianapolis Regulations for Electric Scooters
  The sudden arrival of thousands of electric scooters in Indianapolis in June, and happy commuters that immediately started using them to get from A to B, were a big...
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