FAQ: Indiana Personal Injury Cases
How long does a personal injury case take in Indiana?
It depends on the injury, the treatment, the insurance company, and whether a lawsuit becomes necessary. A case should not be settled until the full extent of the injury is clear. Fast settlements can be tempting, but rushing can cost you.
What is maximum medical improvement?
Maximum medical improvement, often called MMI, means your doctor believes your condition has improved as much as it reasonably will, or that your future needs can be evaluated. It helps your attorney understand the value of your claim before settlement.
Should I talk to the insurance adjuster?
Be careful. Insurance adjusters may sound helpful, but their job is to protect the insurance company. Before giving a recorded statement or signing paperwork, speak with an Indiana personal injury lawyer.
What if I was partly at fault for the accident?
You may still have a claim, depending on the facts. Indiana’s comparative fault rules can reduce or bar recovery based on your percentage of fault, so evidence and legal strategy matter.
How do I contact the Marc Lopez Law Firm?
Call 317-632-3642. If you were hurt because someone else was careless, the Marc Lopez Law Firm is ready to guide you through the process.
