The firefighter’s rule in Indiana has evolved over time to address the specific risks that firefighters and first responders face while on the job. Traditionally, this rule suggests that firefighters, by the nature of their duties, assume certain risks, including the possibility of injury while responding to emergencies. Consequently, it…
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Several Injured in Indiana Collision Involving a Municipal Bus
Indiana’s roads are increasingly filled with semi-trucks, buses, and other large vehicles, which are vital to the state’s economy. These heavy-duty vehicles play a crucial role in transporting goods and people, supporting both commerce and infrastructure. However, their presence also brings added risks. Their sheer size, weight, and power make…
Indiana Truck Accident Results in Injuries to Rescuers
Navigating Indiana roads can be challenging, particularly when large vehicles, such as commercial trucks, industrial transports, or municipal vehicles, are involved. These vehicles, due to their size and weight, can pose significant risks when involved in accidents. The danger isn’t confined to any one type of large vehicle; any heavy,…
15-Year-Old Boat Operator Involved in Deadly Accident Earlier this Month
Summers in Indiana are cherished for the joy and freedom they bring, offering the perfect setting for outdoor adventures like boating, off-roading, and motorcycling. These activities provide families and friends with the chance to enjoy the beauty of nature and the thrill of outdoor sports. However, the excitement that accompanies…
Fatal Crash in Fort Wayne Highlights the Need for a Skilled Wrongful Death Attorney
A tragic two-vehicle crash in Fort Wayne over Independence Day weekend resulted in the deaths of two individuals and left two others with life-threatening injuries. The Fort Wayne Police Department (FWPD) received the accident report at 4:05 a.m. at South Lafayette Street and South Anthony Boulevard. Upon arriving at the…
Bypass Reopens After Major Multi-Vehicle Crashes in Elkhart County
A series of crashes over Independence Day weekend involving more than a dozen vehicles led to the closure of the bypass in Elkhart County, Indiana. The first incident occurred around 10:45 p.m. west of US-33, involving at least eight cars. Approximately an hour later, another crash east of US-33 involved…
Indiana Stop Sign Accidents
Stop signs are an essential part of road safety, but unfortunately, not everyone follows them. When drivers ignore stop signs, they put everyone on the road at risk. If you’ve been hurt in a car accident because another driver ran a stop sign, you’re not alone. Understanding what to do…
Hot Air Balloon Accident in Indiana Highlights Personal Injury Liability Issues
A recent hot air balloon accident in Hebron, Indiana, raises important questions about liability waivers and personal injury law. On a Sunday evening, a hot air balloon struck power lines, causing the balloon to crash and injuring the pilot and two passengers. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the incident,…
Driver Killed in Indiana Road Rage Incident
Drivers do not always behave rationally on the road. A driver may suddenly change lanes without using a turn signal or drive at unpredictable speeds. Even if you become agitated, it is crucial to avoid provoking the driver, which may lead to a road rage incident. Too often, road rage…
Types of Damages for Indiana Fatal Accidents
Fatal car accidents harm the accident victim and the victim’s entire family. When a person dies in a fatal car accident, their family may seek to hold the responsible driver accountable through a personal injury lawsuit. While no amount of money can bring your loved one back, a personal injury…