Indianapolis Personal Injury Blog
As people get older, they often require more assistance for everyday chores that need to be done. It is often more safe for them to pay people to do things like mowing the lawn or cleaning a grill. This way, they can prevent accidents and injuries by relying on professional services that should be able […]
Airplanes are usually regarded as safer then cars. Aviation accidents are rare, but when they do occur, the injuries and devastation can be significant. In this particular case, one person was killed and five others were injured when a small plane crash-landed on a bridge in Miami earlier this year, hitting an SUV and bursting […]
A couple in Texas sued Apple for over $75,000 in damages after their son was allegedly injured by his Airpods. The boy, who is now 14 years old and identified in the lawsuit as B.G., was using his AirPods Pro with his iPhone to watch Netflix in 2020 when an Amber Alert came through. B.G. […]
In the case of The Estate of Gary Pfafman v. Lancaster et al., Kole Craig was electrocuted at the Diehm farm and suffered severe injuries. He would later pass away due to the trauma he sustained. His estate proceeded to a jury trial against Gary Pfafman, the electrician, who had performed electrical work in the […]
Driving drunk is one of the most dangerous actions that someone can engage in while on the road. Intoxicated drivers are one of leading causes of car accidents. A drunk driver jeopardizes the safety of everyone on the road and when someone gets a DUI, it usually remains on their record for a very long […]
Whenever you are engaging in physical labor employment, it is always important for everyone to be on the same page about workplace safety. It is not only important for the employees to take the necessary safety precautions to ensure their safety, but it’s also important for the employers to take those same steps as well. […]
Michigan has now become the third state where drivers can order digital license plates for their cars. The plates, which are legal to use in all 50 states as well as Canada and Mexico, come with a monthly subscription fee between $20 and $25, depending on the model. Reviver, the company behind these connected, electronic […]
In the Case of Poppe v. Angell Enterprises, Inc., 169 N.E.3d 408 (Ind.App., 2021) a Grocery store’s landlord, who was responsible for maintaining the store’s parking lot, owed no duty to a patron because the landlord could not have known or reasonably foreseen that its patrons would be struck by an intoxicated driver in the […]
The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a $5.2 million judgement on Tuesday June 9, 2022, against GEICO. The case involved a woman who said she unknowingly caught HPV, the human papillomavirus, during unprotected sex in her then-boyfriend’s GEICO-insured car. A Jackson County Circuit court held that the man was liable for not disclosing his infection […]