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Driving in winter weather can be dangerous, particularly driving in the snow. In the case of J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. and Brown v. Zak, many personal injuries resulted from these conditions. In this case, in January 2006, Terry Brown was driving a semi tractor-trailer for his employer. He was driving in snowy conditions on the […]
Casey Hopkins, et al. v. Indianapolis Public Schools d/b/a Ralph Waldo Emerson School 58 The Indiana Tort Claims Act (ITCA) protects public schools from litigation when a public school is enforcing a policy. The Indiana Court of Appeals recently investigated the difference between a public school enforcing a policy and a school failing to enforce […]
Our team here at Hurst Limontes is so grateful for 2021 and what our personal injury clients and the Indianapolis community has done for us that we have decided to make 2022 our year of giving back to the Community. This year we will focus on the community and nonprofit organizations within the community that […]
This Year our Office partnered with The Coburn Place in Indianapolis, IN to provide Toys and Books for Families who desperately need them. The Coburn Place empowers survivors of intimate partner violence in the Greater Indianapolis area. They believe in providing Safe Housing then letting the Survivors Lead the Way. They Provide a Safe Place […]
If you are a plaintiff in a personal injury case and you win in court against a defendant, whether they are a person or a company, what happens to your judgement? Can you still get the money that a court or jury said you were owed because of your injuries? You can make sure that […]
Over the past few decades, Amazon has grown to be one of the biggest and wealthiest companies in the world. Many people order from Amazon everyday and their goods and services have grown exponentially. But it seems like not all of the products that are sold on Amazon are 100% safe. A U.S. federal agency […]
When someone is injured at work, they are entitled to workers compensation under Indiana’s workers compensation statute. This statute states that if a person suffers personal injury or death when on the job, they or their family are entitled to compensation for the lost time and wages. However, cases have arisen in Indiana and other […]
Every juror in any case has biases. They may think that they cannot fairly treat someone who has caused an accident, or they may feel in a criminal trial that they cannot treat a criminal defendant. However, attorneys can, before any trial happens, weed out potential jurors who might have bias or who might be […]
In Indiana, there are two statutes that govern the disclosure of medical records by medical providers. They are the Health Insurance and Portability Accountability Act (HIPPA) and the Indiana Access to Health Care Records Statute (IAHCRS). The tort of disclosure, the act of a medical provider disclosing someone’s medical records unlawfully, is not recognized in […]