If you were hurt in Hamilton County whether on US 31, I 69, or anywhere else, Indiana law imposes strict deadlines that can threaten your ability to recover. Most personal injury claims must be filed within two years and missing that cutoff ends your right to pursue...
When the State of Indiana files a criminal charge, it does so for a reason. Sometimes the reason is obvious. Other times, the charging decision tells you exactly how prosecutors are interpreting the facts. The recent Whitestown shooting is a perfect example of this....
Are You Facing Criminal Charges After Acting in Self-Defense? If you’re dealing with criminal charges because you had to protect yourself or someone else, you’re not alone. People call our office every week saying the same thing: “I only acted because I was scared for...
DUI charges in Indiana don’t always happen at the scene. Even if you weren’t arrested after a crash or traffic stop, you can still be charged days, weeks, or even months later, especially when blood is taken at the hospital. Delays often happen because officers wait...
When someone is injured in an Indiana car crash, handling the claim alone can quickly become overwhelming. What first appears to be a simple process often turns complicated once medical treatment, insurance statements, or disputed fault enter the picture. Real...
Everyone wants a fresh start. No one dreams of carrying a criminal record into job interviews, housing applications, or professional licensing boards. And yet, even long after a mistake has been made and the sentence has been served, that old conviction can still...
Most DUI arrests in Indiana start as ordinary nights out that quickly turn into confusing, frightening experiences. The charge in Indiana will be an OVWI, also referred to as a DUI, or OWI, but they all mean the same, and they can all have severe consequences....
Rear-end collisions are among the most frequent types of car crashes in Indiana, and while they may seem simple, proving fault and getting fair compensation can be challenging. Indiana law generally presumes that the driver who hits another vehicle from behind is at...
Getting served with a protective order can feel like getting hit by a truck. One minute you’re living your life, and the next you’re told you’re legally required to stay away from someone. These situations are confusing, overwhelming, and packed with...
When people think of getting arrested, they might picture a scene straight out of a TV show, where the officer sternly recites, You have the right to remain silent . . . This is part of the Miranda warning, a legal safeguard for individuals in police custody. As any...
