When you need medical treatment because of someone else’s negligence, your health insurance may pay your bills up front — but then has the additional right to be reimbursed from your personal injury settlement. This is where health insurance subrogation liens come in.

When you’re injured, it may feel like you’re suing the person who hurt you. In reality, most claims are against their insurance, not them. That’s what coverage is for—to help you recover without adding personal conflict.

When you’ve been injured, whether in a collision, a slip and fall, or another incident, getting medical attention is step one. But it’s not just about that first visit. Staying consistent with your care is just as important for both your recovery and your legal case.

Before you hit the road, take a moment to ask yourself: Is your insurance enough to protect you if something goes wrong?

It happens in an instant. One moment, you're driving along enjoying your favorite tunes. The next, you’re suddenly stopped, shaken by the sudden impact of a collision. Do you know what to do next?

Starting July 1st, 2024, there are new rules about seat belts in Indiana.

Before you hit the road, have you considered if your auto insurance coverage is enough to protect you and your loved ones in case of a collision?

Look, we love a good old-fashioned symposium as much as the next guy, but this year, in the spirit of self-improvement, we figured we’d mix things up.

Cheering on the sidelines of a roller derby rink might be the last place you’d expect to find a personal injury attorney, but as you may know, Johnson Jensen likes to do things a little differently.