Frequently Asked Questions 1. What should I do first after an accident in Indiana?You should get medical treatment right away, document the scene, keep records of your injuries and expenses, and be careful when speaking with the insurance company. 2. Should I trust...
It is late at night. You are relaxing at home, maybe getting ready for bed, maybe watching television, or maybe you are finally enjoying a quiet moment after a long day. Then you hear it: a hard knock at the door. You check the peephole and see someone dressed like a...
Frequently Asked Questions About DUI / OWI Timing in Indiana How long does the State have to test my BAC after driving in Indiana? Under Indiana law, the State has a three-hour window to obtain a chemical test (breath or blood). If your test is administered within...
Frequently Asked Questions Do I have to give a recorded statement after a car accident in Indiana? No. You are not legally required to give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurance company. Many attorneys recommend avoiding recorded statements because they...
Seeing flashing red and blue lights in your rearview mirror instantly raises your blood pressure. Your heart pounds. Your mind starts spinning. You wonder what you did wrong and what you’re supposed to say when the officer walks up to your window. That tense,...
