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Car accidents can lead to settlements ranging from a few thousand dollars to a few million dollars. No attorney can tell you what the “average settlement” is because of the unique circumstances of each accident. Each accident settlement reflects the specific details of the claim it resolves.  An Indiana car…

The driver who executes an unsafe left turn is usually at fault for a subsequent collision. However, other parties may be at fault for an Indiana left-turn accident, depending on the particular circumstances at play. This could include the oncoming driver, other road users, or even government bodies.   …

If you were involved in a car accident that was not your fault, you may wonder whether it will increase your insurance rate. While it may seem unfair, policyholders who get into collisions caused by another driver may still see their rates increase in certain cases. Whether or not it…

To recover lost income after a car accident, you’ll need to prove that someone else caused the accident and that your resulting injuries prevented you from working. You’ll likely need evidence like witness testimony, doctor’s notes, pay slips, and correspondence with your HR department.  Determining which documents to assemble and…

Indiana’s No-Pay, No-Play law does not allow uninsured drivers to get non-economic damages from the at-fault driver’s insurance company. This statute applies only to uninsured drivers who have previously received citations for driving without insurance. Drivers who carry Indiana’s required levels of insurance, as well as those with no history…

Car accidents that happen in construction zones can be especially devastating due to hazardous materials and equipment, limited room for avoiding collisions, and vulnerable construction workers. To prevent accidents, lower speed limits are strictly enforced in construction zones. However, many drivers ignore this regulation, risking the safety of everyone in…

Many people in Indiana enjoy riding mopeds due to their small size and ease of use. However, all riders must follow specific laws for mopeds. Indiana law requires that moped drivers be at least 15, have a valid driver’s license or ID, and not go over 35 miles per hour….

If you’ve been hit by a driver who fled the scene, you should report the crash to the police and provide any identifying details about the hit-and-run driver and their vehicle (license plate number, make, model, color, etc.), make notes about what you can remember, and seek medical attention. Next,…

Indiana follows a fault-based auto insurance system. That means a driver who causes an accident is liable for injuries and other damages. In Indiana, motorists injured in a car accident can seek compensation from at-fault parties for their losses. They may file a claim with the at-fault driver’s car insurance…

Road workers, emergency responders, and others are highly vulnerable to accidents when stopped on the side of the road. Because of this, Indiana law requires drivers to slow down and move over when approaching a stopped vehicle with its hazard lights flashing. Indiana’s Move Over Law exists to protect drivers,…