How insurance companies determine fault

In Indiana, there are no helmet requirements for most motorcyclists. However, if the rider is under the age of 18, they must wear a helmet. Although the law says that riders over the age of 18 do not need to wear a helmet, it is always a safer choice to wear a helmet. Also, in... Read More

Although states require that all motorists have a minimum amount of motor-vehicle liability insurance coverage or other form of financial responsibility, many motorists on the road do not carry any insurance coverage or only bare bones coverage. These motorists are referred to as uninsured or underinsured motorists. What Happens After an Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Accident? Typically, in the... Read More

Yes and no. Indiana is one of nearly 30 states that requires some, but not all, riders to wear motorcycle helmets. In this case, “some” refers to motorcyclists 18 and younger and instructional permit holders. These groups of riders are required to wear protective headgear, as well as “protective glasses, goggles, or transparent face shields”... Read More

We strongly advise against attempting to file an uninsured motorcycle claim without the guidance of a dedicated personal injury lawyer—whether through working with a potentially less knowledgeable general practice lawyer or by representing yourself (pro se representation). A lawyer can investigate additional recovery options and may help you recover more compensation than possible on your... Read More