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Laws About Rear-End Accidents in Indiana

Rear-end accident claims in Indiana often come down to a few specific legal rules: the following-distance statute, comparative fault, and the two-year filing deadline. And these crashes are where insurance...

When Do You Need a Truck Accident Attorney?

Truck crashes come with different evidence, different rules, and a defense team that starts shaping the narrative immediately. This post explains the situations where hiring a truck accident attorney is...

What Is Premises Liability Law?

Premises liability law is the set of rules that holds property owners and occupiers responsible when unsafe property conditions cause preventable injuries. If you were hurt in a store, apartment...

Rental Property Negligence in Indiana

Rental housing in Indiana should be livable, structurally sound, and reasonably safe. When neglected stairs, leaking ceilings, or dark parking lots turn your home into a hazard, you may have...

What is the Safest Lane to Drive on a Highway?

Choosing the safest lane on the highway can vary based on several factors, but the middle lane is often considered the safest for these reasons. Christie Bell & Marshall has...

Wrongful Death Lawsuit: Who Can File a Claim and What Compensation Is Available

Indiana's wrongful death laws don't work the way most people expect. Unfortunately, you can't just file a lawsuit because your spouse, parent, or child died due to someone else's negligence....

Privileged Information in Wrongful Death Defense: What Can and Cannot Be Disclosed

In a wrongful death case, "privileged information" refers to legal protections that control what evidence you can see and when. Families often assume the defense must turn over everything in...

Wrongful Death Laws and Regulations: Key Legal Rules You Need to Know

In Indiana, the rules do not operate like a single "wrongful death statute" that fits every loss. The law changes depending on whether the person who died was a child,...

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,...

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