Call Today for a Free Consultation

Call 866-925-2991 for free consultation!
Back to Videos

Sentence upheld for woman who caused fatal Indiana auto accident while high on drugs

Dec 4, 2007 | Auto Accident, Personal Injury, Stewart & Stewart

Share

December 4, 2007

The Herald Bulletin reported that a court upheld a 20-year sentence for a woman who killed a man and injured her two-month-old son in an Indiana auto accident while she was high on drugs.

The Indiana car accident victim who perished was a former American Legion post commander, who passed away when the driver crashed head-on into his vehicle. A blood test showed five drugs present in her system, including cocaine, marijuana, and hydrocodone.

Read More:
http://www.theheraldbulletin.com/local/local_story_337214626.html

Latest Resources

Trust the Experts

Dashcam vs. Witnesses: What Really Wins Car Accident Cases?

Evidence is key in any car accident case, but the types of evidence you have may matter more than...

The 18-Wheeler Loophole: How Trucking Companies Avoid Paying Victims

If you’re considering suing a trucking company after an accident, be warned: These companies don’t...

Caught on Camera! How Surveillance Footage Can Make or Break Your Slip-and-Fall Case

Proving that a property owner is responsible for a slip-and-fall accident can be challenging. You...

Free Initial Consultation

Get Stewart Today

If you have been involved in an Indiana personal injury accident, contact us at Stewart & Stewart Attorneys. Our Indiana personal injury lawyers represent victims throughout the state, including Carmel and Anderson. We have also successfully advocated for clients throughout the area, including Fort Wayne, Gary, Indianapolis, South Bend. Complete a free online consultation form or call us at (800) 33-33-LAW!

Stewart & Stewart Attorneys have the knowledge and experience to defend your rights in the following areas of Indiana injury law: auto accident, brain injury, drug injury, defective product, fire and burn injury, insurance dispute, medical malpractice, motorcycle accident, nursing home abuse, slip and fall,  truck accident, workers’ compensation and wrongful death.