Many factors contribute to whether you can sue your friend if you’re injured on their property. But ultimately, if the courts find that your friend was negligent in creating a safe environment for visitors or negligent in making you aware of potential hazards, you...
When you’re injured on someone else’s property, your entitlement to sue depends on whether your injuries resulted from another party’s negligence. That means that you might be able to sue the construction company, a contractor, the property owner or even a...
Rejecting a settlement offer does not mean you won’t be able to recover financial damages from the at-fault party for your injuries. In fact, sometimes rejecting a settlement offer is in your best interest because the insurance company or third party is offering a...
Suffering an injury on a business property can set off a complicated chain of events. The business property owner and their insurance company will likely look for every reason not to pay for your injuries. The steps that you take after an injury on a business...
Victims who sustain serious injuries in a personal injury accident usually experience tremendous physical, emotional, and financial strain. The National Safety Council reports that accidental injuries have become the third-leading cause of deaths in the United States....
Personal injury lawsuits provide relief in accidents that cause physical or emotional harm to a person. In Indiana, if a person gets injured due to another person’s wrongful conduct, they can sue the at-fault party for personal injury. Personal injury cases generally...
