Category: Personal Injuries
Indianapolis personal injury law blog. Here we will provide useful articles of various types of personal injury information in Indiana.
Expert witnesses are common in civil cases, especially in cases of personal injury. These experts can vary, from doctors, to accident experts, to weather experts. All these people can contribute to the theory of a case, and can help attorneys prove their argument or disprove the argument of the other side. These experts have several […]
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 […]
After you have been injured in a car accident or slip-and-fall, and you begin to look for an attorney if the other side’s insurance company is not being reasonable, you will be asked a simple question by every attorney you meet with – “When did the accident happen?” This is not just to ensure they […]
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 […]
With the arrival of June comes sunny skies and warmer temperatures. As summer draws near, more and more people are going to be going out on their boats. Being on a boat can be a great way to spend time with your family and friends, but there is an element of danger to boating as […]
What happens when someone is injured when they are playing a sport because of someone else’s actions, or is hurt at a sporting event? Well, there are many ways to look at this. Was the sporting event a dangerous one for spectators? If the person who was injured was participating in the sport, were they […]
In a premises liability case, who can be held liable? This was the issue that was recently decided by the Indiana Supreme Court in the case Branscomb v. Wal-Mart Stores East. This case dealt with premises liability, but in an odd way, because the plaintiffs in the case sued the company, but claimed that the […]
Under the United States Constitution, our founding fathers understood that the protection of the most basic human rights were fundamental in the creation of a new free nation. This belief lead them to install language of the 1st Amendment which states that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise […]
In a big case, the other side will do everything possible to convince a jury that their client is not liable for the injuries of the plaintiff. They might try to convince the jury that their client is not liable, or they might try to put blame on the plaintiff. In certain cases and in […]