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How Long Do You Have to Report a Hit and Run in Indiana?

When a driver leaves the scene, the "deadline" question is usually about two separate clocks running at the same time: what Indiana law expects you to report to police, and...

Hit and Run Without Knowing in Indiana: When It Counts, What to Do, and How It Affects Your Claim

"I didn't know" sounds simple until you realize what you are really arguing. You are not just saying you made a mistake. You are saying the impact was so minor,...

Reporting a Hit and Run to Police: Legal Steps and Insurance Tips

Reporting a hit and run to the police is one of the most important steps you can take after a driver flees the scene. Filing a police report right away...

Car Accident: Suing the At-Fault Driver in Indiana

After a serious car accident, many people assume the other driver’s insurance will simply pay what is fair. Once the first offer arrives, it becomes clear that liability disputes, questions...

Failure to Yield Ticket After an Accident: Penalties, Points, and What Happens Next

Drivers facing a failure to yield ticket with accident in Indiana must understand the critical interplay between traffic violations, license points, and the resulting civil liability for property damage and...

Indiana Accident Chain Claims: How Comparative Fault Affects Your Compensation

This guide explains legal liability in multi-vehicle pileups, detailing how Indiana accident chain claims are resolved under the state's modified comparative fault system to help victims secure fair compensation. Understanding...

Tina Bell Named to The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 in Indiana

Tina Bell Selected to the Top 100 in Indiana by The National Trial Lawyers We’re proud to share that personal injury attorney Tina Bell has been selected as a Top...

Welcome to Christie Bell & Marshall: Our New Chapter

We are excited to announce that effective today, our law firm formerly known as Christie Farrell Lee & Bell has officially rebranded as Christie Bell & Marshall. Along with the...

What If Both Parties Leave the Scene of a Car Accident?

Leaving the scene of a car accident is one of the most serious mistakes a driver can make under Indiana law. When only one driver flees, the consequences are already...

The Value of a Whiplash Injury Claim

In personal injury law, whiplash is taken seriously because what begins as a “soft tissue injury” can develop into long-term complications that affect mobility and daily routines. Courts and insurers...

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