When a person slips and falls, who is responsible? This isn’t always an easy question to answer. If we’re talking about premises liability law, we’re mainly interested in determining who the owner or manager is. It seems like a straightforward
In the State of Indiana, defamation is not defined by statute. It’s a common law offense that can be broken down into four distinct elements. To establish defamation, you need to show: a statement with defamatory imputation; malice; publication; and
Can you file a claim against your own insurance company? Of course you can! But why would you want to? In many car crashes, the person who caused the collision does not have auto insurance. If someone hits you, and
What happens if you’re in a car crash and the other driver doesn’t have auto insurance? This is not as uncommon as you might think. In fact, for most of your adult life, you’ve likely been paying for something called
Following an auto collision or other unexpected injury, one of the most natural questions for you to ask yourself is, Who do I file my case with? Step one is contact your own insurance company. You have an obligation to
There are people who prefer to handle injury cases on their own, however it is best practice to consult with a trusted personal injury attorney before making a final decision. One reason to hire an attorney is due to deadlines.
*Cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning legal fees are owed only if compensation is successfully obtained. All details regarding fees and any associated costs are clearly outlined in the written agreement.