Indiana is home to the Indianapolis Speedway, a major landmark that attracts visitors and locals alike. But most people hope that fast cars and dangerous behavior stay on the speedway and not the local roads and highways. What happens if you find yourself in a motor...
In Indiana, motorists who are partially at fault for an accident can receive compensation so long as they are responsible for 50 percent of the damage or less. This is called the modified comparative negligence rule. And if you’re found to be partially at fault for...
Yes, you can still recover damages if another driver was negligent and led to you suffering injuries even if you were riding a motorcycle without a helmet. However, your total compensation could be decreased since you were partially at fault for your injuries due to...
Everyone on the road is at risk of getting into an accident, but motorcyclists are at a higher degree of risk because of the inherently dangerous nature of motorcycles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that, in terms of vehicle miles...
When you travel across Indiana, you are likely to encounter a wide range of motor vehicles, including traditional cars, SUVs, and trucks. Additionally, state highways serve as interstate connections for countless commercial truckers. Furthermore, roads also include...
It is easy to understand why motorcyclists have an “us against the world” mentality when it comes to sharing the road with trucks and cars. Motorcycles are by far the smallest, most compact form of motor vehicle transportation—which makes these types of accidents...
