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What Can I Do If I Am Injured on Someone Else’s Property?
If a property owner failed to provide a “standard level of care” and you or someone you love was injured...
Is Indiana a “No-Fault” State?
No, Indiana is not a “no-fault” state. In other words, police will name which party was responsible for...
Is the Owner at Fault If His Dog Bites Another Person?
It’s a beautiful day outside, and you are getting some fresh air at the park. You decide to take a lap...
I Was Injured While Riding a City Bus. Who Is at Fault?
Millions of children depend on bus transportation every day for school. In addition, millions of people...
Indiana Traffic Laws All Drivers Need to Know
Indiana ranks among the states with some of the most stringent traffic laws in the nation. Ignorance of...
I Filed a Complaint Against My Boss and Was Fired, Do I Have a Case?
Picture this scenario for a moment: you are a valued employee who has put years, maybe even decades into...
What Happens If Your Driver Gets Into an Accident While You Are Using a Rideshare?
Rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft have witnessed a massive increase in popularity over the last...
Are There Consequences to Acting as a Witness in a Car Accident?
You’re walking down the street at a busy interaction. The traffic lights are about to turn green in your...
Can You Sue After Complications From an Elective Surgery or Procedure?
It’s well known that all surgical procedures carry some amount of risk. Some are very safe, with minimal...
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