Articles Focusing On Indiana Law
Posted On behalf of Pfeifer Morgan & Stesiak on Apr 26, 2017 in Indiana Law
In a personal injury claim, comparative fault means that a claimant can be held partially liable for his or her injuries. This means that the claimant's negligence, or lack of reasonable care, contributed in some way to his or her injuries.
For instance,…
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Posted On behalf of Pfeifer Morgan & Stesiak on Mar 13, 2012 in Indiana Law
Usually, personal injury attorneys will work directly with the plaintiff in a personal injury or medical malpractice suit, though there are often cases where a lot of help from family members or friends is needed, because of the extent of the injuries.
However,…
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Posted On behalf of Pfeifer Morgan & Stesiak on Feb 14, 2012 in Indiana Law
In Indiana, and in fact in any state, the onus is on the plaintiff and their attorneys to establish the liability of a second party in their injury, wrongful death, or malpractice case. In a jury trial, the plaintiff must convince the jury, using evidence…
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Posted On behalf of Pfeifer Morgan & Stesiak on Jul 19, 2011 in Indiana Law
Losing a loved one is a truly tragic experience, but it can be far worse knowing that you didn't have to lose them at all. Wrongful death in Indiana is defined as a wrongful act (including an act of omission or negligence) which resulted in death. It…
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Posted On behalf of Pfeifer Morgan & Stesiak on May 17, 2011 in Indiana Law
Food allergy sufferers understand just how difficult it is to eat away from home. You must trust the food preparer to keep the allergens away from your meal. Sometimes, eating out is like playing Russian Roulette with your allergy. Will this meal land…
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