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Indiana law does not require cyclists to wear helmets, but a growing number of studies suggest that lives would be saved if it did. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that one in three bicycle accidents in the United States leaves the...
Slip-and-fall accidents happen in Indiana and other locales, sometimes in unexpected locations like the supermarket. Experiencing a slip or fall while grocery shopping can result in serious injuries, medical care and treatment bills and emotional distress. While each...
Indiana had more than 34,000 nursing home residents in 2022. Nursing home neglect is possibly a reality for some of those residents. The 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law established the minimum standards of care for elderly and disabled individuals living in nursing...
When an accident involving a tractor-trailer happens in Indiana, blaming the truck driver for the collision might be the immediate response. If the truck driver is liable for the impact, they can face a lawsuit. Sometimes, the truck driver's negligence caused the...
Motorcyclists should exercise caution when riding on Indiana roads. Motorcyclists who commit moving violations risk getting involved in an accident. Of course, even motorcyclists who operate their bikes with safety in mind could become the victim of a reckless driver....
Drivers and passengers involved in a motor vehicle collision in Indiana might suffer from more than minor injuries. Accident victims might find themselves undergoing surgery. Sometimes, post-accident surgical procedures seek to save the victims from life-threatening...
Sometimes, a driver will come to a complete stop at a red light in Indiana and make a right-hand turn they assume is legal. The driver could regret the decision when it results in an accident. Although a pedestrian may have the right of way at an intersection, an...
Nursing home neglect is a serious problem that affects many vulnerable elderly people in Indiana. The World Health Organization (WHO), defines neglect as the failure to meet a person's basic needs, such as food, water, shelter, clothing, personal hygiene or medical...
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