Indiana Personal Injury Blog

Accidents could happen at any time, but winter may bring greater risks as snow, freezing rain and icy conditions in Indiana open the door to slip-and-fall accidents. The elements, however, are not the only source of hazardous conditions. Sometimes, a person's...

Keeping your teen safe on the road becomes a serious concern when he or she learns to drive. As a parent, emphasizing rules for new license-holders can help create a culture of safe driving in your home. Review these safe driving tips for teens as you prepare for your...

Senior living communities include a wide range of facilities, from independent living apartments with very little hands-on assistance to nursing homes that offer 24/7 medical care and living assistance. Unfortunately, some residents of Indiana's senior living...

Although designated crosswalks are becoming more common in Indiana, the rate of motorcycle-pedestrian accidents has not reduced. One in six motorcycle accidents in the state is fatal, and they may be fatal to the rider and the pedestrian hit. Head, chest, brain and...

Over the years, sport-utility vehicles have become sleeker and, in some cases, smaller vehicles. For many pedestrians in Indiana, this would seem like a good thing as they can avoid large bumpers, mirrors and doors while walking on the road. Unfortunately, this...

Premises law indicates that property owners, public or private, have a duty of care to make their property safe. It holds them liable for falls and other injuries that occur on their property. Injured parties in Indiana may be able to sue to recover damages, but...

Walking the streets of Indiana is becoming more and more dangerous. Nationwide, in fact, the number of pedestrian deaths is going up. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association, 2018 saw 6,227 pedestrian deaths, which was the highest that the number has...

Nursing homes around Indiana are often placed in difficult positions as they struggle to find enough staff to handle the number of patients within their facilities. This issue has led to confidential interviews with state health inspectors, some of which have outlined...