Trial Attorneys for Personal Injury Cases

Pfeifer, Morgan & Stesiak is an Indiana-licensed law firm devoted to protecting the legal rights of people injured through the negligence of others. We limit our practice to personal injury law, and this specialization allows us to give our clients the best possible representation when they, or a loved one, has been injured in an accident.

We are successful, experienced trial attorneys, respected throughout the legal community for our litigation skills. We understand that justice can sometimes only be found in a courtroom, so if you have a serious case, we're prepared to take it to trial.

We believe that it’s our responsibility to ensure that our clients receive the maximum compensation to which they’re entitled for their injuries. And we believe in the philosophy that our most important case is our current one... yours.

Practice Focus

Pfeifer, Morgan & Stesiak specializes in the following areas of personal injury law:

• Wrongful Death
• Serious Bodily Injury
• Auto Accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Product Injury
• Premises Liability

Wrongful Death
Wrongful death is the term used when someone causes the death of another person either by their actions of by their failure to act. In wrongful death cases, damages can be based on medical costs, lost wages and benefits, the loss of companionship, and emotional pain and suffering.

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Serious Bodily Injury
Serious bodily injuries typically have long term or permanent consequences involving physical, psychological or economic impact. These injuries may include but are not limited to broken bones, herniated discs, serious burns, loss of limb, and brain or spinal cord injuries.

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Auto Accidents
Some auto accidents are no more than simple fender benders but others result in substantial property damage and serious injury. Victims of auto accidents may be entitled to recover damages for property, pain and suffering, emotional distress, disability and more.

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Truck Accidents
There are many similarities between truck and auto accidents, but there are certain distinctive conditions that make truck accidents different from other types of collisions.
The federal, state and industry regulations governing the conduct of a truck drivers and their employers are complex and drivers must adhere to specific documentation and rules of conduct.

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Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycles must operate by the same rules of the road as other vehicles, but, because of their nature, motorcycles are involved in a high number of traffic collisions, and they expose the operator to an increased risk of serious injury. However, a motorcycle accident is not always the fault of the operator but is often caused by other factors such as the inattention of other drivers.

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Product Injury
Physical injuries such burns, fractures, head injuries, and blindness caused by defective consumer goods are considered product injuries. Fault can be attributed to design and manufacturing defects, improper safety devices and the failure of manufacturers to warn users of possible safety hazards.

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Premises Liability
A property owner or occupant has a duty to maintain his/her premises in a reasonably safe condition. If someone comes on the property and injures themselves as a result of unsafe or defective conditions, the property owner or occupant can be held accountable.

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