Hit by a driver who was at work

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

If you have never been involved in a car collision before, it can be important to know what steps you should take ahead of time, particularly of the accident involves a hit-and-run driver. Know that a skilled injury attorney can lead you through the proper steps following an Indianapolis hit-and-run accident, and can represent you in a settlement... Read More

While no state has completely banned using cell phones behind the wheel, some states, including Indiana, restrict the use of cell phones and other telecommunication devices while driving in the interest of public safety. It also differentiates between drivers 18 years and older. Statistics show that using a cell phone while driving can be... Read More

At the scene of a car accident, you should: Notify law enforcement of the collision and file an accident report Take photos of the vehicles’ damage, if possible Seek medical attention for your condition, even if your injuries seem minor You should also consider working with an Indianapolis car accident lawyer from our firm. We... Read More