Stopping Distance: Semi-Trucks vs. Cars

Truck drivers and the trucking industry are highly regulated, and for good reason: Semi-trucks and tractor-trailers are so large and heavy that accidents involving them on the roadways often result in fatalities. The size and weight of these trucks also affects their stopping distance—how much space and time they need to come to a complete stop. […]

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Everything You Need to Know About Single-Vehicle Accidents

If you’ve been involved in a single-vehicle accident, it is unlikely that you can hold another party accountable. However, there are exceptions to this rule. Knowing your rights and options is crucial, and we’re here to help you through every step of the process. Call the Indianapolis car accident legal team at  Wilson Kehoe Winingham Injury Lawyers at (317) 920-6400 to […]

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Commercial vs. General Aviation: What’s the Difference?

Commercial and general aviation have a common goal: to transport cargo or people safely and efficiently from one destination to another. However, there are several differences between commercial and general aviation, and these differences can change how they are investigated and litigated. Questions about how to approach your aviation accident? Contact an aviation accident attorney […]

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What Should I Do If Another Car Caused Me to Crash?

What to Do if Another Car Caused You to Crash This article is intended to cover the possible outcomes if you swerve to avoid a crash and end up crashing into something or someone else. While the answer is not black and white, studies show a combination of braking and swerving gives you the best outcome, but […]

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Golf Cart Accidents Can Result in Serious Injury

Small towns all across America have seen an influx in golf carts on the roadways. Golf carts are especially common in areas like retirement communities, golf course communities, sports facilities, and farms. With a top speed of 15 miles per hour, you may not typically think of golf carts being involved in accidents. However, golf […]

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Punitive Damage Awards in Indiana

In a personal injury case, most plaintiffs are seeking damages to compensate them for an injury caused by another party. For example, after a car crash, an injured driver might seek money from the negligent driver to pay for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. These monetary awards are called compensatory damages as […]

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Traffic Tickets as Evidence: Pros and Cons

In Indiana automobile accident litigation, the potential for a traffic ticket to be admitted into evidence is a double-edged sword. Evidence of a traffic violation issued against the plaintiff can destroy credibility, whereas a ticked violation by the defendant can tip the scales in the plaintiff’s favor. Indiana Traffic Ticket Scenarios Consider the following scenarios to help […]

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Uninsured and Underinsured Car Insurance Coverage in Indiana

Having an automobile accident in Indiana can become a significant financial burden for an injured person. This burden can be compounded when the at-fault party does not have insurance or does not have an insurance policy sufficient to cover damages. Under Indiana law, all drivers are required to have what is known as 25/50/10 coverage, […]

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What to Do About Car Damage from Road Debris

What to Do About Car Damage from Road Debris When traveling on interstate highways or local city streets, unexpected debris on the road can be a huge threat to a driver’s safety. Road debris can include any substances, materials, or objects which are not normal to the roadway environment. If you or a loved one […]

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What to Do When You’re the Victim of a Hit-and-Run in Indiana

Can You Prepare for Hit-and-Run Accidents? According to the Indiana University Public Policy Institute, “hit-and-run collisions accounted for 13 percent or 28,122 of the 217,396 collisions in Indiana in 2019.”  The same study reported that 19.5% of motor collisions in Marion County, the home of Indianapolis, were hit-and-runs. In addition, in Allen County, home of Fort […]

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