The Injury Blog
Have you been injured in an accident? You likely will have lots of questions. Scan the articles below to answer some of those questions.
Of course, if you have been injured we encourage you to call our personal injury team immediately so we can help guide you to the best possible outcome in your case.
Personal Injury Stories: Drunken Bar Fights
Bar fights can be tricky cases for personal injury lawyers. Liability is often shared by several parties. Here is what you need to know.
Personal Injury Stories: Exploding Fire Pit and Fiery Beach Sand
One minute, you’re enjoying a fire pit with your children and some good friends. The next, you’re all in the hospital with severe burns.
Personal Injury Stories: Detainment Liability
Imagine a man escapes from a mental health facility and throws your grandchild off a playset. It happened. Here’s the story.
Calculating Pain and Suffering Damages
Calculating pain and suffering damages following an accident requires considering both mental and physical injuries. Get a Free Consultation.
Do you have a wrongful death case in Indiana?
When a loved one is lost because of someone else’s action, or inaction, you may have a wrongful death case. Your family deserves compensation for your loss.
As if getting hit by a car wasn’t enough
As if getting hit by a car wasn’t enough. Unfortunately, that’s just the beginning of the journey. Don’t make that journey alone. Let us walk you through it.
Personal Injury Client Checklist
We have put together a Personal Injury Client Checklist for those who have been injured but are not quite ready to call a personal injury lawyer.
What to do if you have been injured in an accident
**This segment on what to do if you have been injured in an accident was recorded in 2016 for Boomer TV, now Great Day with Patty Spitler. Hi, folks! I’m Chris Garrison with Garrison Law Firm in Indianapolis, Indiana. We’ve been asked to do a series of segments on...
Wrongful Death Claims in Indiana
All wrongful death claims in Indiana are governed by our Wrongful Death Statutes. Here is an overview, so read carefully, because it can be very confusing.