Slip and falls can cause serious physical, emotional, and financial hardship. In Indiana, the value of a slip and fall case depends on many factors, including medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and the severity of your injuries. The more extensive your...
Most people don’t realize just how powerful Indiana’s expungement law really is. If you qualify, it gives you the right to legally say, “I’ve never been arrested or convicted.” That’s not a figure of speech, it’s a legal protection that changes lives. At the Marc...
A second DUI charge in Indiana is far more serious than a first offense. Under Indiana law, being convicted of a second DUI within seven years automatically makes it a felony—a designation that carries lifelong consequences. Judges and prosecutors view repeat offenses...
Being in a car crash can turn your world upside down in an instant, leaving you stressed and unsure of what to do next. The Marc Lopez Law Firm emphasizes that the first 24 hours after a crash are crucial for protecting your health, rights, and future. The first step...
Most people believe they know the “right to remain silent” by heart. They’ve heard it on TV, in movies, or from friends who’ve had a run-in with law enforcement. But here’s the hard truth: your silence can be used against you, and in some cases, it has been the...
Getting pulled over for drunk driving is stressful, but refusing a chemical test in Indiana can make things far worse. Under Indiana’s Implied Consent Law, drivers are required to submit to a certified chemical test—usually a breath or blood test—if an officer has...
Slip and falls in Indiana often leave victims dealing with more than just embarrassment—they can bring serious injuries, medical bills, and time away from work. These cases fall under premises liability law, which holds property owners responsible when unsafe...
If you’ve been arrested after standing up for yourself or someone else, you may be wondering what happened. After all, Indiana is clear on where it stands: “[I]t is the policy of this state” to preserve a citizen’s right to protect themselves, their home, and others...
If you’ve been arrested for drunk driving in Indiana, pleading guilty right away may feel like the easiest solution—but it can cause lasting damage to your future. In Indiana, the official charge is called Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated (OVWI), and the legal...
Slip and falls can happen almost anywhere—grocery stores, sidewalks, parking lots, or apartment buildings—and are often caused by hazards like wet floors, uneven pavement, poor lighting, or ice. In Indiana, these cases fall under premises liability law, which holds...
