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Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments, and one of the significant risks that workers face daily is electrocution. If you’re a construction worker, it’s crucial to know how you might get electrocuted at a job site. This knowledge can empower you to...
Watching drivers tear down the road, weaving in and out of lanes and passing other vehicles with inches to spare, is exciting in a movie. Doing it yourself in real life is a recipe for disaster. There is virtually no good reason to be aggressive and disregard public...
Can You Sue the Government in Indiana? In all fifty states, a property owner is required by law to maintain reasonably safe premises in order to reduce any risks to those who enter the property. If you are injured because an Indiana property owner was negligent, promptly contact an Indiana premises liability attorney. Retailers, restaurants, hotels, and even homeowners may…
Can You Attach a Camera to Your Motorcycle Helmet? Mounting a camera on your motorcycle helmet is a great way to keep a record of any accidents, but is it legal? Can you take video of a negligent driver crashing into you and provide that to an Indiana motorcycle accident attorney to use to recover compensation for your injuries? If…
What do you need to know about medical malpractice? Anyone can be a victim. If you’ll continue reading, you will learn what constitutes medical malpractice. If you become a victim, you’ll need the legal services and advice that an Indiana medical malpractice attorney offers. A study conducted by Johns Hopkins University suggests that more than 250,000 people in the U.S.…
If you’ve been harmed or injured by medical malpractice, what are your legal rights? Who may be held liable? What steps can you take to recover compensation? Your first step after a medical malpractice incident is scheduling a consultation with an Indiana medical malpractice lawyer. And your lawyer’s first step will be investigating the medical malpractice incident to determine which…
If you are injured in a traffic accident, by a defective consumer product, or on someone else’s property, and if you can prove – with help from an Indiana personal injury attorney – that another party is responsible for your injury, you are entitled by law to compensation for your injury-related expenses and losses. What types of compensation are available…
If you sustain a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in an Indiana traffic crash – or in any other situation where you’re injured because someone else was negligent – discuss your rights and options, and particularly your right to compensation, at once with an Indiana brain injury attorney. Every year in the United States, over one million people are treated for…
In Indiana, if you are injured in a car crash because another driver was negligent, seek medical attention at once, and then – as quickly as possible – schedule a consultation to discuss your rights and your legal options with an Indiana car accident attorney. Indiana is an at-fault auto insurance state. This means that if you are involved in…
A situation where someone is partially at fault in a car accident is called “comparative fault.” An example of comparative fault would be this: One driver is at a red light and wants to turn right. There’s a car coming from the left, but the driver at the red light thinks they have time to make the turn. However, the…