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Category: Personal Injury

What Happens When You Decide to Sue?

The events following a lawsuit generally include pleadings, discovery, trial, and appeal. However, you must ask yourself specific questions before getting started and contact experienced attorneys to guide you through the process.  Ever wondered what happens when you make up your mind to sue? Deciding to pursue legal action isn’t a decision that should be taken lightly. It requires careful consideration and an in-depth understanding of the procedures involved. You’ve probably heard jokes about how litigious American society is. The truth, however, is that while many lawsuits are filed, most of them are rooted in genuine grievances. For instance, if you’ve suffered harm because s ...

What Should I Do If I Was Hit by an Uninsured Driver?

Being involved a car accident is bad enough, especially if there are injuries and property damage involved, but when the driver who hit you was uninsured, the problems multiply. In both Indiana and Kentucky, driving without valid car insurance can result in hefty fines and license suspension; in the Bluegrass State, it can also lead to jail time. Still, too many drivers get behind the wheel with no coverage to protect themselves and their victims in the case of an accident. When an at-fault driver lacks auto insurance, you face an additional roadblock to getting the money you need for your damages and injuries. Depending on the circumstances, you have some options. A consultation with an ...

How long do you have to sue after an accident?

How long do you have to sue after an accident? The amount of time you have to sue after an accident often depends on which kind of accident it is and what jurisdiction you’re in.  For example, if a car accident happens in Indiana, then the statute of limitations for filing an accident lawsuit in civil court is two years for both personal injury and property damage.  Similarly, the car accident statute of limitations in Kentucky is two years for personal injury and property damage.  However, if the accident occurred somewhere other than in a vehicle in Kentucky (such as at home or at work), then you have only one year to file a personal injury lawsuit. This example shows ...

How to Choose a Car Accident Lawyer

You know you deserve payment for the injuries you’ve suffered in a car accident, but you have no earthly idea where to begin. There are countless television commercials, radio advertisements and billboards looming over your daily commute that tell you to call a law office if you’ve been injured, but can you trust these ads? If you’re wondering how to choose a car accident lawyer in Southern Indiana, then you should keep a few basic things in mind. First, let’s review the absolute essentials when picking an attorney. Then, we’ll look at how to refine your search to find the best fit for your case. Absolute Requirements The first thing you’ll want to look for when hiring a car ...

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Indiana Divorce Property Division

Learn about Indiana Property Division and Debt Allocation Laws Indiana divorce law uses equitable property division. However, equitable doesn’t necessarily mean equal. Various considerations go into deciding who gets what and what’s fair for each party during property divi ...