Filing a lawsuit and testifying in court

First of all is your mindset. Believe it or not, your mindset is an absolute critical component, because most people don't believe that an accident will happen to them. Accidents happen suddenly and without warning whatsoever. If you have a mindset of literally this that it can happen to me, you actually pay attention better. If you're... Read More

Indiana, like every other state, has a civil statute of limitations. You generally have two years from your accident’s date to file your lawsuit, per IC § 34-11-2-4. This deadline applies to motor vehicle accidents, on-the-job injuries, and wrongful death cases.  You also have two years to file your product liability lawsuit, according to... Read More

Many types of injuries can happen in a car accident. Vehicle collisions could impact any part of your body, meaning that they could also lead to virtually any type of injury or wound. Some accidents are relatively minor, causing little more than scrapes or bruising. Other accidents involve force so extreme that it can break bones, damage organs,... Read More

Using a cell phone while driving may seem relatively harmless compared to speeding or the dangers of drunk driving. However, research from several of the nation's most prestigious safety groups shows that isn't the case. Cell phone use while driving results in thousands of car accidents, personal injuries, and wrongful deaths each year... Read More