Author: Alexander J. Limontes

Alex is a bilingual attorney of Cuban decent. Alex is originally from Florida and came up to Indiana in 1999 to play football at Hanover College. Alex went to law school in 2004 and was a law clerk at Mitchell, Hurst, Jacobs and Dick during most of his law school career. He graduated from Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis in 2007 and began his career as a trial attorney with the Marion County Public Defender Agency. Alex returned to work with Bill Hurst in 2011 and currently focuses his practice on plaintiff’s personal injury work.

December 9, 2022 Stunning Jury Verdict Rules Plaintiff Was Actually Responsible For a Bar Fight That Lead To His Injuries

In the case of Brandon v. Buddy & Pal’s III, Inc., and Walker, Brandon was injured in a bar fight located in Schererville, Indiana. He would later file a lawsuit against Thomas Walker, the alleged person who had struck him. Brandon would also sue the bar where the fight had occurred as well. The case […]

November 28, 2022 Pool Hall Accused of Over-Serving Alcohol, Leading to $1 Million Settlement

It’s pretty clear that when someone has too much to drink, they should not drive. Drinking and driving has caused injuries, accidents and deaths for countless years. Most of the time, the liability is on the impaired driver for consuming drinks that likely caused the accident. However, what responsibility does a bar have when one […]

November 21, 2022 Increase in Mail Carrier Robberies Creates Workplace Safety Concerns

One day last November, a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier was busy walking in mail route in the city of Brooklyn, New York. As he was opening a mail storage box, someone tried to steal his key. These special keys can be used to unlock mail collection boxes, hence why they are highly coveted by […]

November 14, 2022 Deadly Accident Involving Sleepy Driver Results in $3 Million Settlement

In today’s world, you have to be careful of a lot of things in order to avoid injury. Being alert on the roads is one way to be careful, as car accidents are one of the most common causes of death in the United States. Additionally, you have to be aware of your surroundings while […]

November 4, 2022 Workplace Altercation Results in $1.9 Million Jury Verdict

Having a safe workplace environment is important for the well-being of everyone involved with the respective company or organization. It is important for everyone to know proper safety protocols. Sometimes, workplace safety may be jeopardized by other factors out of the employees’ controls. What happens when someone tries to fight you at your workplace? In […]

October 28, 2022 Swimmer Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba at Indiana Park

In the case of Daviess-Martin County Joint Parks and Recreation, et al., v. The Estate of Waylon W. Abel, by John Abel, Personal Representative, Waylon Abel was a visitor to West Boggs Park, jointed owned by Daviess and Martin County on July 15, 2022. Abel was exposed to Naegleria fowleri (brain-eating amoeba) while swimming in […]

October 24, 2022 Roadside Construction Zone Safety Tips For Indiana Drivers

It’s impossible to drive through Indiana these days without seeing orange barrels all over the state. Commuters are more often than not met with road and lane closures, some of which change daily. Last year, there were more than 1,500 construction zone crashes in Indiana, with five fatalities reported in those incidents. Additionally, 762 people […]

October 15, 2022 Disabled Pickup Truck Slammed By Semi, Bursts Into Flames on Highway [VIDEO]

Driving your car to a destination does not always go as planned. Flat tires, road debris, vehicle failure or worse are all possibilities when traveling. These situations are especially dangerous if you are driving on the highway. If something unexpected happens, you should try to get to the shoulder of the highway as quickly as […]

October 10, 2022 Humid Conditions at Marathon Race Result in Multiple Injuries and One Death

Marathons and Half-Marathons usually consist of very good runners. Typically, athletes that participate in these races are in the best shape of their lives. However, what happens when weather conditions makes it more difficult for participants to compete? In the recent case of a Brooklyn Half-Marathon, one runner died and 15 others were taken to […]