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Mar 31
Reporting Car Accidents in Indiana: Legal Obligations and Penalties
Failing to report a car accident properly in Indiana can lead to consequences that include legal penalties and complications with insurance claims. To protect your rights, it’s crucial to understand...
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Mar 31
Medical Malpractice vs. Medical Battery Explained
When considering legal action in Indiana, understanding the difference between medical malpractice and medical battery is essential. Both involve violations of a patient’s rights, but the circumstances and legal standards...
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Mar 25
What Is the Average Settlement for Truck Accidents in Indiana?
Truck accidents can result in severe injuries and devastating damages, making the average settlement significantly higher than those for standard car crashes. Additionally, these cases often involve multiple liable parties,...
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Mar 25
Suing for Pain and Suffering in an Indiana Car Accident Case
While medical expenses and lost wages are tangible losses in car accidents, pain and suffering can be just as significant. Indiana law allows injured victims to seek compensation for these...
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Mar 25
Hit-and-Run Accidents in Indiana: Legal Steps to Take If the Driver Fled the Scene
Many drivers flee because they lack insurance, have outstanding warrants, or fear DUI charges. Regardless of the reason, a hit-and-run doesn’t mean you’re left without options to recover the accident’s...
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Mar 12
How Fast Can Semi Trucks Go?
Speed limits for semi-trucks differ from those for passenger vehicles due to safety concerns, braking distances, and cargo stability. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) enforces these speed limits to...
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Mar 12
Who Is Responsible for a Sidewalk Slip-and-Fall Accident?
Uneven pavement, ice buildup, and other obstructions can create dangerous walking conditions and increase the risk of serious injuries in sidewalk slip-and-fall accidents. In Indiana, premises liability laws dictate who’s...
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Mar 03
What Is the Average Settlement for Airbags Not Deploying?
When airbags fail to deploy, the impact of a crash can cause far more severe injuries than expected. Defective airbags leave drivers and passengers vulnerable to head trauma, chest injuries,...
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Mar 03
Should I Accept a Traumatic Brain Injury Settlement?
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) often require extensive medical treatment and long-term care, and accepting a settlement too soon can leave victims without the compensation needed to cover future expenses. A...
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Mar 03
Do Insurance Companies Go After Uninsured Drivers?
When an uninsured driver causes an accident, financial responsibility doesn’t simply disappear. Insurance companies often attempt to recover their losses through subrogation, which allows them to seek reimbursement from at-fault...
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