Under Indiana law, the simple answer is "no." The landowner is not the insurer of safety; you must first prove it is "at fault" before they are...

You always have the right to change counsel. Your prior counsel can file a lien or charge for services if the employment contract covered that. ...

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Hi It depends upon many factors, but your case is probably a medical malpractice action rather than a premises liability case. This affects...

Hi. I have been a slip and fall lawyer in Indiana for more than 30 years. This type of question can only be opined by a medical expert — either a...

Hi, You should talk to a lawyer well-versed in NY law as soon as you can. I know here in Indiana the time limits imposed are much, much shorter...

This is a horrible injury and I am very familiar with this condition. In fact, my law partner developed the same condition and is still wracked...

Hi, Tenant cases are notoriously difficult to win due to your likely equal knowledge of the dangerous condition of the land which led to your...

Hi While an incident report is advisable, it is not a legal requirement to recovery foe a defective condition of the land. You might be...

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