The main difference between intentional tort and negligence lies in the motive for the act that harmed another person.

The assumption of risk is a defense that defendants in a personal injury lawsuit use to avoid paying monetary compensation.

To win a personal injury case, the plaintiff has the burden of proof to prove that the defendant acted negligently resulting in injuries.

Being grossly negligent means there is sufficient evidence to show that the defendant had thoughtless disregard for the safety of others.

Comparative negligence laws are a lot more accommodating to victims during personal injury cases than contributory negligence.

When a defendant files for bankruptcy, it may relieve them from the legal responsibility to pay the plaintiff, depending on when they filed.

This article provides clarity amidst the intertwining realms of injury compensation and financial recovery in bankruptcy.

In this article, you will learn how to write the perfect notification letter in an injury claim and take the first step toward compensation.

Understanding personal injury cases involves knowing the vital evidence needed for a successful outcome, which is detailed in this article.

In personal injury settlements, the use of an NDA serves a critical purpose. It ensures sensitive details remain private.

This blog will explore the impact of different types of bankruptcy on a personal injury claim, exemptions, and possible outcomes.

This blog will define the basics of a personal injury demand letter, go over a sample demand letter, and how to decide on a demand amount.

This blog discusses the importance of police reports, details that are usually included, and how to make changes to an incorrect report. 

Although most personal injury claims may seem straightforward, it is crucial for the plaintiff to prove fault, which can be challenging.

This blog defines personal injury presettlement loans, benefits of this loan, possible downsides, and other factors to consider.

Those whose children have suffered serious injuries due to someone else's negligence in Indianapolis, should call Schuerger Shunnarah.

In most personal injury cases against children, it is the parent's responsibility to pay for the damages caused to the injured parties.

In this blog, we will define and discuss different components of parental responsibility laws in personal injury for Indiana. 

This blog will discuss the most common accidents and injuries involving children, the severity of these cases, and the legal aspects. 

This blog will discuss the best ways to address a personal injury claim and offer templates to help craft your own reply.