Indiana Personal Injury Blog
The dangers of understaffed nursing homes
Many Indiana families have no other choice but to place loved ones in nursing homes. While there are some facilities that provide exceptional care, there are facilities that do not fare as well. Many of these establishments face staffing challenges that make it...
read moreNursing home neglect and abuse often goes undetected
In Indiana, nursing homes have a duty of care. Care providers are to ensure that patients have the proper care. The Nursing Home Abuse Guide suggests that there are over 150 federal regulations. In addition, in the state, nursing homes attain licensing from the...
read moreAre you aware of how to properly recover from your brain injury?
If you had a recent serious injury in Indiana, it may have left you with a brain injury. Such injuries can leave you feeling confused and frustrated as you try to recover. To better facilitate your rehabilitation, BrainLine provides a number of tips. Integrate them...
read moreIndiana superintendent announces student’s death from crash
When a student of a public or private school system dies suddenly in Indiana, it is an accepted practice for the superintendent of the system to make an announcement to staff, students and families, as well as to provide counseling services for those within the system...
read moreHow to safely share the road with semi trucks in South Bend
Semi trucks are involved in many fatal accidents in Indiana. Negligent truck drivers, unsafe road conditions and defective car parts can contribute to these crashes. A trucking accident could cause life-changing personal injuries. As a driver in South Bend, you can...
read more1 dead in Indiana motorcycle crash
It is alarming how often one vehicle collision can contribute to another. Early last Saturday morning, one car allegedly fled the scene after rear-ending another near the Harding Street exit on Interstate 70 in Indianapolis, Indiana. While the car remained stopped...
read more3 dangers lurking in the factory
Factory workers need to know how to work on many different machines. The work can seem tedious depending on what job you have, but it still requires a present mind and attention to detail. Sometimes, though, the problem is not with the work or the worker, but with the...
read moreWhat is the difference between a driver and a professional driver?
You may hear truck drivers talking about being a professional driver. For some, this title simply means that they drive a truck for a living. However, many inside the industry in Indiana feel that being a professional driver means much more than that. Understanding...
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