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When Can Indiana Accident Victims Hold the Federal Government Liable?

The Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) is a statute designed to allow private individuals a way to hold the government and their employees responsible for tortious acts that they commit. Before the passage of the FTCA, the government was immune from lawsuits based on the theory of sovereign immunity. However,…

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Seatbelt Non-Use Cannot Be Used to Show an Accident Victim Was Contributorily Negligent in an Indiana Car Accident Case

Recently, an Indiana news report covered a fatal car accident that occurred on I-70. According to Indiana State Police, the accident victim was driving on the highway when he swerved into another car. The driver died on impact, and the other driver was taken to the hospital for life-threatening injuries.…

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Liability in Indiana Swimming Pool Accidents

Swimming pools provide Indiana residents with an enjoyable way to spend time with family and friends. However, as with many recreational activities, swimming pools can pose significant dangers to users. In fact, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, Indiana swimming pool accidents rate among the highest in…

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The Open and Obvious Doctrine Is Not an Absolute Defense in Indiana Slip and Fall Lawsuits

When a person slips, and falls on another’s property in Indiana, the fall victim may be able to collect damages for the injuries they sustained. Indiana premises liability law establishes when a property owner is responsible for an accident victim’s injuries. Thus, it is important that slip and fall victims…

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The Validity of Arbitration Agreements in Indiana Negligence and Wrongful Death Lawsuits

Indiana arbitration agreements are commonplace, and many people agree to the terms without fully understanding what arbitration entails. Arbitration is an out-of-court method to resolve disputes among parties. It is designed to cut costs and allow the parties to reach an agreement without a trial. However, arbitration clauses generally favor…

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Drunk Driving Listed as the Suspected Cause of Fatal Indiana Car Accident

Earlier this month, a 26-year-old man was killed in a tragic car accident in Indiana County. According to a local news report covering the accident, the crash occurred around 3:00 a.m. at the intersection of Ofman and Shellbark Road in West Wheatfield Township. The driver, who is presumed to have…

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Indiana Dump Truck Driver Admits to Snorting Heroin Before Fatal Collision

Earlier this month, a husband and wife were killed in a fatal Indiana dump truck accident involving a total of eleven vehicles. According to a recent news report covering the tragic accident, the crash occurred near the intersection of U.S. 36 and South County Road 625 East, at around 3:30…

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Indiana Construction Accident Claims Are Subject to Strict Time Limitations

Understanding the limitations of Indiana personal injury law is essential. A lack of understanding can result in filing a claim that is a waste of time and money. A state appellate court recently dismissed a personal injury case that the court found was filed two years too late. According to…

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Arbitration in Indiana Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Cases

Nursing homes have been under fire lately for the poor level of care they provide to residents. Indeed, by some estimates, one in ten nursing home residents suffer some type of abuse or neglect. In theory, the legal system allows for the victims of Indiana nursing home abuse and neglect…

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Parr Richey Partners Paul Kruse and Tony Patterson Have Been Named To The 2020 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America

    Parr Richey is pleased to announce that attorneys Paul Kruse and Tony Patterson have been named to the 2020 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America for their work in Personal Injury Litigation. Best Lawyers is the oldest and most respected peer review publication in the legal profession.…

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