Category: Personal Injury

An injury that occurred because of an act rooted in negligence may qualify as a personal injury claim. Negligence claims are based on another party violating a duty to care, which can mean they behaved recklessly or wantonly. For example, if you slipped in a store because the floor was wet and suffered harm, it… Read More

The worth of your catastrophic injury case in Indianapolis, Indiana is calculated based on several variables, including who the at-fault party is, your injuries and medical condition, and your prognosis. Understanding Catastrophic Injuries A catastrophic injury is defined in 42 USC § 3796b as one for which the consequences “prevent them from performing any gainful… Read More

In Indiana, a catastrophic injury is a particularly serious injury that is life-altering and permanent. Suffering a catastrophic injury may result in thousands of dollars in medical bills, long-term care, and a severe impact on the victim’s quality of life. Catastrophic injuries can be the result of a wide range of events, including car accidents,… Read More

You can file a traumatic brain injury (TBI) claim without an attorney, but that does not mean it is in your best interest to do so. The lawyer representing the at-fault party or the insurance company ultimately wants to get the case dismissed or settle for the lowest offer possible. Without the counsel of an… Read More

We strongly recommend that you do not file a personal injury claim without an attorney. Our team focuses on only personal injury cases and understands how difficult it can be to prove your case, document all the damages you suffered, and negotiate a just settlement. When you let us take on your Indiana personal injury… Read More

Filing a dog bite claim without an attorney might not be in your best interest. You might want to take the lead in fighting to recover damages you incurred due to the dog bite. It can be difficult, however, to maneuver between the various forms, deadlines, and legal terminology to achieve success. By trying to… Read More

We strongly recommend against filing a construction accident claim without the help of an attorney. This can be challenging because without an in-depth understanding of the law. You might miss important deadlines or skip essential steps that might undermine your claim. If you have suffered from a construction site accident and want to make sure… Read More

We strongly recommend you do not attempt to file a spinal cord injury claim without an attorney. While you are not required to work with a personal injury attorney, you are more likely to recover a higher rate of compensation than you will alone. Spinal cord injuries can result in life-long injuries and years of… Read More

Many injury victims wonder if they can file a burn injury claim without the assistance of an attorney. It is often in the best interests of the victim to seek legal help from a passionate, dedicated attorney who understands the law and how insurance companies work. To find out how we can help you, contact… Read More

Accidental injuries, no matter how they occur, often take a profound toll on victims and their families. The physical pain, emotional distress, and financial costs that result from such events can take years to recover from, with some never fully reclaiming their former way of life. If you suffered harm as a result of another… Read More

Serious personal injury accidents that cause harm to an individual tend to create chaos and upheaval in the lives of those involved. From enduring physical pain, accumulating medical bills, losing work hours, and other ancillary difficulties, the time immediately following such an occurrence can be extremely trying. Endeavoring to negotiate with an insurance carrier who… Read More

Injuries regularly cause victims to sustain a host of unexpected financial burdens and immediate monetary strain. As such, injured parties often doubt whether they can afford legal representation to help them secure the compensation they deserve. However, an Indianapolis personal injury lawyer with The Sevenish Law Firm works on a contingency fee basis. Under a… Read More

What is a Lien? A lien is a claim held by a company or other entity against your settlement for reimbursement of medical bills, wage loss, and other damages they have paid on your behalf as a result of your accident. A lien is similar to a loan and must be eventually paid back out… Read More

There’s a reason why victims are frequently encouraged to speak with a lawyer and take legal action as soon as possible after an accident or serious injury. Contrary to popular belief, accident victims don’t have unlimited time to file a lawsuit to seek compensation for injuries and other losses. The amount of time accident victims… Read More

The idea of going to court can be intimidating, particularly for those who have no previous experience in a court of law. However, victims should never let courtroom jitters stop them from pursuing the justice and the compensation they deserve after an accident or serious injury. Filing a personal injury claim or lawsuit doesn’t necessarily… Read More

Financial constraints should never prevent an injury or accident victim from pursuing justice and compensation for their injuries and other damages. Fortunately, most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis, ensuring that even individuals of modest financial means are capable of exercising their legal rights after an accident, serious injury, or wrongful death. Under… Read More

When you have an injury-related legal matter that’s particularly complex or has the potential to involve a lot of money, hiring a personal injury lawyer to look out for your interests, negotiate a fair settlement offer, or try your civil case in a court of law is often wise. However, choosing the right attorney for… Read More

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a leading cause of death in the United States. As many as 1.7 million Americans sustain a TBI each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). While most people survive, many are left with debilitating physical, cognitive, and behavioral impairments. In fact, the CDC estimates that… Read More

After a serious accident, many victims count on compensation from their insurance company— or the at-fault party—to pay medical expenses, repair property damage, provide needed financial relief while recovering from injuries, and more. However, filing a personal injury lawsuit against a negligent party or even a claim with your own insurance company doesn’t guarantee you’ll… Read More

Attorney-client privilege is arguably one of the most important principles in the entire field of law. Applicable to both criminal and civil cases, the attorney-client privilege is, simply put, an assurance that what you tell your attorney remains confidential. Trusting Attorney-Client Privilege Under the rule of attorney-client privilege, clients can openly share information with their… Read More