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Mottershaw v. Ledbetter – Improper Evidence Exposure in Injury Case

Preservation of the integrity of the judicial process means that jurors should only weigh that evidence which is considered relevant to the case. Extraneous information could be unfairly prejudicial. It’s the judge’s job to act as referee to make sure this doesn’t happen. Usually, the question of what can and…

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Claims for Indiana Medical Errors Must Clear Pre-Trial Hurdles

It is not enough in medical malpractice lawsuits for the plaintiff to simply provide evidence of wrong-doing or negligence. Before you even get to court, your law firm must clear a number of critical hurdles. There are statutes of limitations on the lawsuit, but there are also numerous deadlines for…

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Lesko v. Stanislaw – Criminal Case Can Impact Divorce Asset Division

Those exploring the possibility of filing for a divorce in Saint John, Indiana should be aware that prior and pending criminal cases could impact the division of assets in your divorce. This is true regardless of whether the alleged crimes were financial in nature because the court could find that…

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Indiana Child Injury – Side-Impact Testing Coming for Car Seats

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking to better protect your child in the event of an accident. Officials recently proposed upgrades to the current vehicle safety standards regarding child-restraint systems. The new measures would, for the first time, test their efficiency in side-impact tests for seats that…

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Hammond Child Support Claims When Parent is “Voluntarily Underemployed”

During the recession, it was understandable that many parents paying child support sought modification of those orders, to more accurately reflect the reduced income they were earning at the time. Child support orders in Indiana can still be enforced for parents who are receiving unemployment benefits, but the amount may…

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