FAQs

What If the Other Driver Doesn’t Have Auto Insurance? As of 2015, the state of Indiana ranked eighth for the number of residents without auto insurance—about 16.7 percent of Indiana drivers were driving without any auto insurance at all. While some drivers cannot afford the premiums, others simply decide to “chance it,” and drive without…

Should I Go to the Doctor After a Car Accident? A car accident is almost always a stressful event, regardless of whether there are injuries involved. Yet when injuries are present, the accident becomes even more traumatic. Not only have you suffered an injury, possibly due to the negligence of another driver, you now have…

How Much is My Car Accident Claim Worth? Most personal injury attorneys who regularly deal with car accident claims can attest to the fact that perhaps the most asked question by their clients relates to how much their car accident claim is worth. It’s a fair question, but one that has a relatively complex answer because…

Following a Car Accident, Who Pays for My Medical Bills and Car Repairs? If you have been involved in an Indiana car accident, you know just how stressful and frustrating the process of getting your medical bills and car repairs can be. You may be unsure of whether you should pay to have your car…

What Damages Can I Claim From a Car Accident? If you are the victim of a car accident caused by the negligence of another driver, you are likely feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and anxious about your future. Being involved in an auto accident is unsettling—to say the least. Navigating the claim process after your auto accident can…

Should I Give a Recorded Statement After a Car Accident? If you have been involved in a wreck, you may have been contacted by the other driver’s insurance company and asked to give a recorded statement after your car accident. Should you agree? In fact, obtaining a recorded statement from those involved in an auto…