Driving through rural Indiana comes with responsibilities that many people overlook. When you share the road with slower-moving vehicles like horse-drawn buggies, the duty to drive carefully does not change. A recent crash near Bremen, Indiana, involving a Mercedes SUV and an Amish buggy carrying three children, left multiple families…
Understanding your rights after a tragic collision can feel overwhelming, especially when the victim is a child and the injuries involve multiple people. In cases where a driver runs a red light and causes life-changing or fatal harm, Indiana law allows families to pursue compensation. When the at-fault party flees…
If you are injured in a crash involving more than one vehicle, you may wonder who is legally responsible for your losses. In Indiana, you have the right to pursue compensation from anyone whose actions contributed to your injuries. That includes drivers who made unsafe decisions, even if they did…
If someone falls asleep while driving and causes a serious accident, you have the right to pursue compensation for your injuries. In Indiana, falling asleep at the wheel may still be considered negligence, even if the driver did not intend to cause harm. Whether fatigue results from poor sleep or…
Accidents involving semi-trucks or other large vehicles in Indiana carry a significantly higher risk of serious injury or death due to the sheer size and weight of these vehicles. When a collision occurs between a massive commercial truck and a passenger car, the results are often catastrophic. Earlier this year,…
Indiana’s rural roads may seem peaceful compared to busy city streets, but they come with hidden dangers that make accidents far more severe. High speeds are common on open country roads, and with fewer traffic lights, stop signs, or even streetlights, drivers often push their luck—sometimes with tragic consequences. Long…
Accidents happen, and when they do, it’s often because someone was negligent. In Indiana, accident victims have the right to recover damages from the party responsible for their injuries. This is a well-established principle of personal injury law. But what happens when both parties share some degree of fault? Who…
Accidents caused by wrong-way drivers are unfortunately more common than you might think, especially in Indiana. It’s baffling to consider how someone could end up driving in the wrong direction on a street or highway, but it happens time and time again—and alcohol is often a factor. These crashes can…
Hit-and-run accidents in Indiana are among the most frustrating and dangerous situations that law enforcement and victims have to deal with. These incidents often leave victims injured, confused, and unsure of how to move forward. When a driver flees the scene of an accident, it’s usually because they’re trying to…
Traffic accidents involving semi-trucks and other large vehicles are especially dangerous on Indiana roads, a state that serves as a major hub for interstate travel. Indiana’s highways, including Interstates 65, 70, and 74, are critical arteries for commercial trucking, connecting the Midwest to the rest of the country. With so…