The minimum bodily injury coverage in Indiana is $25,000 per person and a total of $50,000 per accident.

Establishing the accurate value of a personal injury claim is a multifaceted process. There's more to it than just adding up expenses.

There are two ways to calculate pain and suffering damages after a car accident in Indiana, the multiplier method and per diem method.

A no-fault state is where the injured party may be responsible for the damages from a car accident, regardless of who is at fault.

Drivers are required to carry liability coverage in case of an accident. Learn about minimum coverage and penalties for driving uninsured.

Victims of t-bone car accidents can be overwhelmed by the aftermath of these collisions. This blog describes ways to seek compensation.

T-bone crashes occur when a driver hits the side of another vehicle. Factors to determine fault will be discussed in this article.

Driving without car insurance can lead to fine and uninsured motorists involved in an accident can lead to complex situations.

In this article, learn about the different ways that responsibility can be assigned in multiple car accidents and who may have to pay.

Mesothelioma lawsuits are a way for families to recover damages and seek compensation. This blog goes over the filing process for this.

Accident victims should be entitled to recover damages. Compensation may be in the form of economic, non-economic and punitive damages.

Lost wages is considered income that victims miss out on due to an accident. There are different types of wages a victim may recover.

In this article we will discuss punitive damages, their purpose, and factors that may impact the sum owed in these cases.

This article discusses the basic of compensatory damages including the different types and the legal importance of these damages.

This article will explain different factors which can determine fault in an intersection accident and ways to build a good case.

Personal injury demand letters inform the insurance company of the victim's intent and aim to launch settlement negotiations.

Unlike personal injury, bodily injury does not refer to any type of claim or lawsuit but is used to describe the actual physical injuries.

A claimant can be charged with fraud even if they are not lying but withholding information that they are legally required to disclose.

An insurance company will pay some compensation after a claim is submitted, but they require a release of any other legal liability.

An individual who fails to comply with the duty of care legal standard may be found liable in a civil case if they harm others.