A recent fatal pedestrian accident in a crosswalk just outside the city limits of Fort Wayne has prompted some Allen County residents to call for changes to the intersection where it happened, according to WANE 15 News. “These lights need to be taken down and taken down as quickly as possible,” Allen County resident Brad...
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Fort Wayne driver runs red light, causes fatal T-bone accident
Attorneys explain what you need to know about broadside accidents A driver recently ran a red light in Fort Wayne, Indiana. That bad decision caused a fatal broadside accident that left one driver dead. T-bone accidents like this one happen far more often than many people might realize, according to attorneys who handle these types...
Read MoreIndianapolis Metro PD finds drivers going 100+ mph
Too many motorists think they are driving on the oval at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Speeds in excess of 100 mph – more than twice the posted limit in some areas – are not uncommon. Here's what drivers in Indiana need to know about this speeding epidemic. Lead-footed drivers in Indiana It’s bad enough that...
Read More10 steps you should take after a car accident
After a bad crash, protect your rights In the aftermath of a car accident you may be injured, upset, and confused — but the actions you take (or don't take) at the crash scene and when dealing with the insurance company can have repercussions when you file a claim for damages. If you or a...
Read MoreTractor-trailer accident on Route 422 in New Castle, PA
Experienced lawyer familiar with dangerous intersection discusses crash Three people sustained injuries in a tractor-trailer accident involving two other vehicles on Route 422 near the intersection of Route 388 in Shenango Township, Pennsylvania. The accident occurred at around 10:15 a.m. on April 19 near the intersection which straddles the Shenango and Slippery Rock township...
Read MoreDeaths from wrong-way crashes on the rise
Fatalities from wrong-way crashes are not unusual, even in Indiana, but the numbers are getting worse. Our attorneys reveal how these tragedies happen and what you can do to prevent them. Fatal wrong-way crashes are trending the wrong way Perhaps nothing can catch you more off-guard than seeing a vehicle speeding straight at you in...
Read MoreHow to obtain and read your Indiana car accident report
When a crash occurs, police will usually arrive at the crash scene to conduct an initial investigation. The information they gather at the crash scene will later be documented in an official car accident report (Indiana Officer's Standard Crash Report). If you've been injured in a crash, getting a copy of this report is critical....
Read MoreIndiana State Police report an increase in excessive speeding
When drivers exceed the posted speed limit, they don't allow themselves enough time and distance to react to obstacles in the road. Moreover, the greater the speed, the more likely a crash will be severe when it happens. For that reason, excessive speeding tends to be a common factor in serious and fatal crashes. In...
Read MoreWhy you should always see a doctor after being involved in a crash
In many cases, drivers are fortunate enough to walk away from a crash without any immediate, debilitating injuries. It's dangerous to assume that there's no need to see a doctor after a crash. This is risky because many injuries take several days to start showing symptoms. Waiting too long to see a doctor can allow...
Read MoreBlind spots are the leading cause of truck accidents
If you've ever felt nervous while driving alongside a large commercial truck, it's for good reason. Large commercial trucks with trailers attached can be around 72 feet long, 8.5 feet wide, 13.5 feet tall and weigh as much as 80,000 lbs. That's much larger and heavier than a car. Blind spots are when a truck...
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