If you’ve been injured, what you say on social media could hurt your claim.

Last year, 35,000 people died in crashes on U.S. roadways, but you can take steps to reduce the likelihood of a collision and increase the odds that you’ll get fast, accurate medical care after a crash.

We grow up hearing all kinds of myths. One of the most widespread? Your insurance rates will go up if you file a claim—even if you’re not at fault.

Say “lawsuit,” and most people picture a courtroom. But the vast majority of lawsuits get settled out of court.

We believe finding the best lawyer for you is about more than credentials and firm size.

How much is enough to protect yourself? Well, as much as you can afford. I’ll explain.

If you’ve ever been in a car wreck, you know the first question on everyone’s mind: Whose fault is it?

As we work to get a financial recovery for our clients, over 99% of the time, that’s only going to happen if insurance is involved.

While you may think your side is the correct one, there will always be someone to dispute it.

Just like pedestrians and motorcyclists, bicyclists have an equal right to the roadways in Indiana.