In this article, readers will learn the steps to obtain their crash reports seamlessly, without the need to visit any office in person.

In this article, drivers will learn how to take notes after an accident or injury in an accident and how to find legal help.

This article discusses what you can expect to receive for your injuries and provide more info about the factors that affect this figure.

Only PI attorneys can calculate the value of a claim with certainty, because every case is different and has its own unique circumstances.

Emotional distress refers to psychological/mental suffering. There are three types of emotional distress claims someone can file.

Generally, the IRS does not consider compensation for physical harm as taxable, but there are circumstances when they might be.

A personal injury attorney typically takes around 33% to 40% of the total settlement or judgment in the state of Indiana.

Barefoot driving in Indiana isn't illegal. It's a persistent myth dispelled by a determined man who queried every state's DMV.

The legality of car camping dangles between the complexities of city laws and the understanding of parking laws.

Under Indiana Code 9-21-8-59, the driving law prohibits drivers from typing and transmitting text messages while operating a vehicle.

Technically, driving with interior car lights on, including dome lights, is not illegal in most states, including Indiana.

This article details the maximum tint darkness allowed in the state for sedans according to the different types of windows.

In this article, readers will learn more about the complex dynamics of rear-end collisions and whether brake checking is illegal.

According to the Indiana Vehicle Code, there are specific restrictions that prohibit a vehicle from executing a U-turn.

A personal injury case involves discovery, settlement negotiations, and a court trial if necessary. Talk to our lawyers today.

This article explains some of the things that could impact how quickly a personal injury settlement is reached.

Special damages (or economic damages) make up a significant portion of a personal injury lawsuit claim.

Indiana law does apply damage caps to personal injury claims- although most cases are not impacted by the limits.