Indiana is a fault-based state for motorcycle accidents. If you were involved in a collision, the court will take into account your portion of fault for what happened. Per IC § 35-51-2-6, Indiana’s contributory fault laws can affect how much you can recover. If you’re concerned about your portion of fault for an accident, you… Read More
Indiana has a robust motorcyclist community, but too many motorcycle accidents occur in Indiana each year. In recent years, thousands of accidents and over 100 fatalities have occurred. If the community is going to thrive, the number of accidents will have to decrease. Victims of motorcycle accidents and the families of deceased victims can help… Read More
No two states have the exact same motorcycle accident laws–although there are many similarities. It’s important to understand these laws, as they could prove critical to your injury claim’s outcome. If you ever have questions about how the law views your case, consider consulting with an injury lawyer. Similarities in State Motorcycle Accident Laws Many… Read More
If your motorcycle accident involved a speeding ticket, its ramifications depend on your situation. For instance, if the other party got a speeding ticket, this could support your case for compensation. It would assert that they acted negligently and should pay for your losses. Matters change if you were issued a speeding ticket as a… Read More
Your motorcycle can take you on short-term, local rides or from one end of the country to the other. As you pass through the heart of the Midwest, Indiana, you will find many places to stop that welcome motorcycle riders. In fact, Indiana has many bars and restaurants that cater to the biker community and… Read More
Many beginning motorcyclists learn to ride by taking a skills class—a requirement in most states in order to obtain a license. Whether you are a beginner or are a seasoned rider, you can use these 5 ways to improve your motorcycle riding skills at home and become increasingly comfortable riding your bike locally and on… Read More
Motorcycle accidents can be costly, but you can pursue compensation for your losses, and an Indiana motorcycle accident lawyer can help. If you suffered injuries in a collision, a personal injury lawyer in your area can take charge of your potential insurance claim or lawsuit while you focus on recovering from your injuries. After an… Read More
Driving a motorcycle in Indiana is a thrill—one that is governed by the state and requires you to have a valid license. You must take specialized classes, get a motorcycle endorsement, and pay a state-mandated fee to legally ride a motorcycle. You must also pass the written exam to transfer your license from another state…. Read More
In Indiana, there are no helmet requirements for most motorcyclists. However, if the rider or passenger is under the age of 18, they must wear a helmet. Motorcyclists are also required to wear a helmet if they are driving with a learner’s permit. Although the law says that riders over the age of 18 do… Read More
Proper motorcycle maintenance helps you ensure every ride you take is as safe as possible. Whether you typically ride locally or take long road trips, good maintenance matters. You can keep your bike in good working order with the following motorcycle maintenance tips to perform at home, like changing your oil and air filter. If… Read More
Sturgis may be the most popular and well-known motorcycle rally and route in the U.S., but it certainly is not the only one. Situated right in the heart of the Midwest, Indiana has many options for great motorcycle routes and rides. Whether you are a local or simply passing through this beautiful state during motorcycle… Read More
Riding on your motorcycle is an undeniable thrill. While it is a fun a fantastic experience, it should also be a safe one. In this article, we outline the importance of SIPDE—Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute—for motorcycle riding safety. SIPDE helps you maintain a safe ride and teaches situational awareness that can be lifesaving. Keeping… Read More
A construction zone poses several risks to motorcycle riders passing through the area. The Federal Highway Administration reports that in the past five years, more than 4,400 people died in work zone crashes, and 200,000 were injured. Eighty-five percent of those who died were the driver or passenger in a vehicle moving through the zone…. Read More
Any road accident in Indianapolis is a serious matter, but when one involves a person riding a motorcycle, the consequences could be much more severe. Bikers are in a vulnerable position and collisions with other vehicles at even a low speed could significantly endanger their lives. Motorcyclists have the same right to be compensated for… Read More
Following a motorbike accident, there are many thoughts that could be going through your head. You may probably be wondering about the expenses you might incur. These expenses may include medical assistance, car repair fees, and attorney fees. You may decide that you may not need the assistance of a credible attorney in order to save money,… Read More
If your child suffered severe injuries because of someone else’s carelessness, knowing who to sue in a child injury case is essential. The liable party may be a property owner, driver, or someone else who owed your child a basic duty of care. Through some form of negligence, this party would have breached their duty… Read More
You might expect that a child will experience minor cuts and scrapes as an ordinary part of childhood, but what happens when someone else’s carelessness caused your child to suffer a severe or even life-changing injury? In that event, you will need to find out if you are entitled to compensation following a child injury…. Read More
The statute of limitations for child injuries in Indiana is the same as for an adult: two years. Yet, the statutory deadline doesn’t start until the child reaches 18 years old. Most minors have until their 20th birthday to pursue compensation via litigation. The Personal Injury Statute of Limitations for Child Injuries In general, a… Read More
Many individuals involved in truck accidents in Indianapolis experience negative effects on their mental health after the collision, even if they avoided physical injuries. The experience of a truck accident alone can cause psychological trauma. Our team understands the lasting repercussions of collisions with large vehicles like 18-wheelers, semi-trucks, and big rigs. You can reach… Read More
Motorcycles are very different from passenger cars, trucks, and other larger motor vehicles. They are smaller, lighter, offer less protection from personal injury, handle differently on the road, and require a specific set of skills to operate safely. For these reasons, motorcycle riders must follow Indiana’s general traffic laws and laws specific to motorcycles. If… Read More
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