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What Should I Do After Suffering an Injury on a Business Property?
Suffering an injury on a business property can set off a complicated chain of events. The business...
5 Common Car Accident Injuries and How to Respond to Them
When you look at your car after an accident, you’ll likely see scrapes, dents and serious harm to its...
Can You Pursue a Lawsuit Against A Drunk Driver?
If you sustain injuries due to a drunk driver's negligence, you can pursue a lawsuit against the drunk...
What Are My Rights Against the Owner of a Property or the General Contractor if I Am Injured by a Subcontractor?
After suffering injuries in a premises liability accident, the victim or employee of a subcontractor may...
Do I Have to Make a Claim With an Insurance Company or Can I File a Lawsuit Right Away?
After getting injured in a personal injury accident, the victim usually has two options to recover...
What Should I Do if I Was Involved in an Uber or Lyft Car Accident in Indiana?
Transportation services offered by Uber and Lyft have become a part of everyday life for many Indiana...
What Is a Third-Party Liability Claim In a Workers’ Compensation Case?
Employees or workers are injured at work all the time. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that...
What if I Was Injured on the Job by Defective Machinery in Indiana?
A person can suffer injuries at almost any workplace, but a job that involves handling machinery is...
Should I Go to the Doctor After My Indiana Car Accident?
Car accidents can have life-altering consequences for the victim. The Traffic Safety Annual Report issued...
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