On April 1, 2020, the US Food & Drug Administration announced that manufacturers should pull all prescription and over-the-counter drugs containing the active ingredient ranitidine from the market. This move follows their finding in September of 2019 that ranitidine, the …
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Telling Your Story to a Jury
Telling Your Story to a Jury The job of any attorney begins and ends as an advocate for their clients. This is especially important during jury trials for personal injury claims. Communicating someone’s personal experience of an injury due to …
Read More »When Is It Legal to Record a Conversation in Indiana?
In Indiana, only one person in a conversation needs to be aware the conversation is being recorded for that recording to be legal. This is known as a one-party consent law. What does this law mean about recording a conversation? …
Read More »Why Employers Must Be Responsible for Employees
Why Employers Must Be Responsible for Employees You might wonder how the actions of an employee and employer are connected. The employee stands in the shoes of his employer while on the job, and the employer benefits from the employee. …
Read More »Indiana Medical Malpractice System
Indiana’s Medical Malpractice System In Indiana, seeking your day in court as a victim of medical malpractice isn’t as simple as filing a case.This is due to the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act, which creates a separate pre-trial proceeding called a …
Read More »Questions to Ask at the Scene of an Accident
Questions to Ask at the Scene of An Accident When a car accident occurs, there are many questions that flood through our minds. Though it is an anxious experience, carefully collecting information is important even if negligence hasn’t occurred. This …
Read More »Indiana Injury Case Expert Witnesses
Expert Witnesses in Indiana Expert witnesses can make or break a personal injury case. These individuals bring specialized knowledge to the courtroom and can help an attorney support specific arguments by providing facts and an expert opinion. Here are the …
Read More »Indiana Statewide Trail Laws
Indiana Statewide Trail Laws Indiana has more than 1,500 miles of paved off-road trails for cyclists and pedestrians. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is responsible for tracking these trails, as well as planning new trails. But maintenance and …
Read More »Are You Automatically At Fault if You Hit a Semi in Indiana?
A lot of the time drivers think if you hit another vehicle in an accident, you are automatically more at fault. However, this is not always the case. Indiana is one of the states with a “51% Fault” rule, also …
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