Motor Vehicle Accidents

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Dental/Medical Malpractice

Statute of Limitations Indiana Code 27-12-7-1

Definition of Malpractice Indiana Code 27-12-2-18

Medical Review Panel Indiana Code 27-12-8-4

Exception for claims under $15,000.00 Indiana Code 27-12-8-6

Injuries from Unsafe Products

Defective Products Indiana Code 33-1-1.5-2.5

Strict Liability for Certain Acts/Products Indiana Code 33-1-1.5-3

Slip and Fall

Industrial Accidents

Wrongful Death          Statute Explaining Action: Indiana Code 34-1-1-2

Worker's Compensation

There is a two year statute of limitations in most personal injury matters in the state of Indiana. That means that a lawsuit MUST be filed within two years of the date of the incident. Indiana Code 34-1-2-2

To further complicate matters, if your case is one that involves a state governmental agency, such as a police department, a highway department, or some other similar agency of state government, a NOTICE OF TORT CLAIM must be filed within 180 days of the date of the incident. Indiana Code 34-4-16.5-7.

We are willing to take most personal injury cases on a contingent fee basis. If the case is settled before a lawsuit if filed, our fee is 25% of recovery, plus any expenses that we advance. If the case is resolved after a lawsuit is filed but before the final pre-trial conference, our fee is one-third of recovery, plus expenses that we advance. If the case is settled after the final pre-trial conference or we are successful at trial, our fee is 40% of recovery, plus expenses. In the event of an appeal, our fee will be discussed with you.

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