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Personal injury law is the law of negligence. As an auto accident victim, you can recover compensation for your injuries from the negligent party, but only if you can prove they were negligent. What exactly does that mean?

Learn about the major elements of negligence in auto accident claims.

Major Elements Of Negligent Car Accident Claims | Indianapolis Injury Indianapolis personal injury lawyers Lee Cossell & Feagley go over the major elements of negligence one must prove to be successful in an auto accident claim.

In Indiana, comparative negligence means that if you are more than 50% at fault for causing a crash, you can’t recover any compensation from the other negligent driver. If you are less than 50% to blame, you can pursue a claim, but any compensation you receive will be reduced proportionally.

Learn about how to determine liability in an Indiana car accident.

Comparative Negligence & Liability in Indiana Car Accidents Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley discuss Indiana’s comparative negligence laws.

Car crashes are traumatic experiences, anytime. If your child is injured in the crash, that experience is exponentially worse – for you and them. Special considerations must also be made when pursuing a claim for compensation.

Learn what to do when child injury occurs in an Indianapolis car accident.

What To Do After Child Injury In Car Accident | Lee Cossell & Feagley Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley explain steps to take following a child injury in a car accident to protect their health & rights.

After a crash, it might be clear to you the accident was the other driver’s fault, but how do you prove it? What if the other driver (or their insurance company) says you were partly to blame as well?

Learn about determining fault in Indiana car accidents.

Who Is At-fault in an Indiana Car Crash | Indianapolis Personal Injury Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley discuss how fault is determined in car accidents, including Indiana comparative negligence rules.

Personal injury law is the law of negligence, but what does negligence mean in this context? Negligence has specific elements that must be proven before a negligent party can be held legally responsible for causing an accident or injury.

Read our blog for an overview of Indiana negligence law.

Overview Of Indiana Negligence Law Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley provide an overview of Indiana negligence law, elements that must be proven & types of damages.

All drivers in Indiana must carry at least 25/50/25 liability insurance coverage, but over 15% don’t. That’s where your uninsured motorist policy comes into play.

Learn about UM/UIM coverage and what happens if you don’t have it.

UM & UIM Insurance Coverage| Indianapolis Personal Injury Attorneys Indianapolis personal injury lawyers Lee Cossell & Feagley explain Indiana’s uninsured motorist law & the consequences of not having UM/UIM after an auto crash.

You might hear the term “pain and suffering” in a personal injury case. What does it mean, exactly, and how do you put a dollar value on someone’s pain and suffering when pursuing a claim against a negligent party?

Learn about determining pain and suffering in a personal injury case in Indiana.

Calculating Pain & Suffering Damages | Indianapolis Personal Injury Law Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley explain how pain & suffering damages are determined & calculated for settlement negotiations.

Car accidents happen in far greater numbers than truck accidents, but a truck crash is potentially more severe and more complicated when it comes to pursuing an insurance claim for compensation.

Learn about the differences between car accidents and truck accidents when it comes to Indiana personal injury law.

Car Accidents Vs. Truck Accidents | Indiana Personal Injury Attorneys Indianapolis personal injury lawyers Lee Cossell & Feagley compare & contrast car accidents & truck accidents regarding insurance claims & compensation factors.

What do almost all truck accidents have in common? Somebody’s negligence created the conditions for an otherwise preventable crash.

Learn about how negligence causes truck accidents and the legal implications for injured victims.

How Negligence Causes Truck Accidents | Indianapolis Personal Injury Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley explain how negligence causes truck accidents through driver fatigue, improper loading, and more.

What is a “wrongful death” suit in Indiana? These legal claims provide justice and compensation for family members bereft of their loved one because of the preventable negligence of another.

Learn everything you should know about wrongful death suits in Indiana.

Indiana Wrongful Death Lawyer | Indianapolis Personal Injury Attorneys Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley explain everything you need to know about the law of wrongful death claims & lawsuits in Indiana.

Trucking accidents are more dangerous and more complex than auto accidents for many obvious reasons and some reasons that are not-so-obvious. Learn about the unique risks of getting hit by a tractor-trailer.

Truck Accident Complexities | Indianapolis Personal Injury Attorneys Indianapolis personal injury & wrongful death lawyers Lee Cossell & Feagley explain why trucking accidents are often so much more complex than auto accidents.

After a fatal accident caused by the negligence of another, surviving family members might be able to pursue both a wrongful death claim and a survival action. Learn about the differences between the two and how they work together to maximize compensation for bereaved family members.

Wrongful Death V. Survival Actions | Indianapolis Personal Injury Law Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley explain the difference between a wrongful death claim & survival action & how the two go together.

Trucking accidents are complex, and many different parties might be liable for causing the crash. Your case hinges on identifying all responsible parties and holding them accountable.

Learn more about how to tell who is responsible in an Indiana trucking accident.

Trucking Accident Defendants | Indianapolis Personal Injury Lawyers Indianapolis personal injury attorneys Lee Cossell & Feagley list the many potential defendants in a trucking accident case & how to identify liable parties.

Like all other states, Indiana observes strict safety rules and guidelines for truckers. Unfortunately, violations still occur and lead to the injury and death of truckers and other motorists.

Discover the most common trucking safety violations in Indiana.

Common Safety Trucking Violations in Indiana | Lee, Cossell & Feagley, LLP Common trucking safety violations include committing moving violations, using a handheld cellphone while driving, and more.

Tips to share the road with large trucks include driving defensively, watching out for blind spots, passing carefully, and keeping a distance.

Explore additional valuable tips in our blog post that provides guidance on reducing the risk of a commercial truck crash.

7 Tips to Share the Road With Large Trucks in Indiana Tips to share the road with large trucks include driving defensively, watching out for blind spots, passing carefully, and keeping a distance.

It’s important to hold parties including individuals and businesses responsible for their negligence that has caused your loved one’s death.

Learn more about why filing a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of your loved one may be an avenue worth considering.

Wrongful Death Lawsuits: What to Know & Why You Should File It’s important to hold parties including individuals and businesses responsible for their negligence that has caused your loved one’s death.

If you’ve been hurt in a truck accident, there are a few important steps to take in order to protect your health and protect your rights.

Learn more about tips on what you should and should not do after a commercial truck crash.

Do's and Don'ts in a Truck Accident | Lee Cossell & Feagley, LLP Do's in a truck accident include stopping at the scene and seeking medical attention. Don't include admitting fault and discussing the case.

It is unfortunate, but medical professionals commit errors leading to birth injuries every day.

Learn more about some of the most common types of birth injuries often attributed to medical malpractice committed by a doctor, nurse, or hospital.

Common Medical Mistakes That Can Cause Birth Injuries Common medical mistakes that can cause birth injuries include failure in monitoring, prescription errors, detached placenta, and more.

CPAP recall symptoms include headache, airway irritation, sinus pressure, persistent cough, chest pressure, ear pressure, asthma, and more.

Learn more about other CPAP recall symptoms in our blog post.

CPAP Recall Symptoms | Lee Cossell & Crowley, LLP CPAP recall symptoms include headache, airway irritation, sinus pressure, persistent cough, chest pressure, ear pressure, asthma, and more.

People who misunderstand wrongful death claims may miss out on the opportunity to hold to task the person responsible for the death of their loved one.

In our blog, we discuss and dispel a few common myths about wrongful death claims in Indiana.

Four Wrongful Death Misconceptions | Lee Cossell & Crowley, LLP Wrongful death misconceptions include claims being treated the same in every state, claims being about deceased victims' losses, and more.

When an eighteen-wheeler tractor-trailer or other large truck collides with a smaller vehicle, a catastrophic injury is likely to occur.

In our blog, we discuss a few important steps you should take as soon as the accident occurs.

How to Proceed After a Truck Accident | Lee Cossell & Crowley, LLP After a truck accident, you should get to safety, call the police, get medical attention, take photos, get witness info., and call a lawyer.

Indiana law defines a “wrongful death” as a death that was “caused by the wrongful act or omission” of another person or entity.

Learn more about wrongful death claims in Indiana.

What Constitutes a Wrongful Death Case? | Lee Cossell & Crowley Indiana law defines a “wrongful death” as a death that was “caused by the wrongful act or omission” of another person or entity.

The four elements of negligence claims include duty, breach, injury, and causation.

Learn more about each of the elements in our blog post.

The Four Elements of Negligence Claims | Lee Cossell & Crowley The four elements of negligence claims include duty, breach, injury, and causation. Learn more about each of them in our blog post.

In our blog, we discuss the trucking laws in Indiana.

We address driver qualifications, size and weight limits, hours of service limitations, and maintenance.

What Are the Trucking Laws in Indiana? | Lee Cossell & Crowley Trucking laws in Indiana include commercial drivers having appropriate qualifications, trucks adhering to certain max weight limits, and more.

A wrongful death lawsuit is a legal claim available after the “wrongful act or omission of another” causes the death of a victim.

Learn more about what you should know about wrongful death suits in Indiana.

What You Should Know About Wrongful Death Suits in Indiana Things you should know about wrongful death suits include what it is, who can bring forth such a lawsuit, the damages you can collect, and more.

Whether a patient’s fall can give rise to a medical malpractice claim depends on the factors leading to the fall.

Learn more about what these factors are and how they could potentially lead to a malpractice claim.

Patient Falls: Malpractice in Indiana? | Lee Cossell & Crowley, LLP Whether a patient’s fall can give rise to a medical malpractice claim depends on the factors leading to the fall.

Leading causes of wrongful death include diagnostic errors, medication errors, delayed treatments, understaffed hospitals, and more.

Learn more about the other leading causes of wrongful death in our blog.

Wrongful Death Leading Causes in US Hospitals | Lee Cossell & Crowley Leading causes of wrongful death include diagnostic errors, medication errors, delayed treatments, understaffed hospitals, and more.

The University of Washington's publication identifies a strong link between chemical exposure to Roundup and increased risk of Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Learn more about why this is and what factors could increase the risk for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
https://www.nleelaw.com/roundup-cancer-lawsuits-whos-at-risk-for-non-hodgskin-lymphoma/

Roundup Cancer Lawsuits: Who Is at Risk for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma? A publication identifies a strong link between chemical exposure to Roundup and increased risk of Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

If you have used the popular lawn and garden w**d killer, Roundup, and have suffered certain health conditions as a result, you may be entitled to compensation.

Learn more about Roundup lawsuits and eligibility in our blog post.
https://www.nleelaw.com/roundup-lawsuit-eligibility/

Am I Eligible To File A Roundup Lawsuit? | Lee Cossell & Crowley, LLP Eligibility to file a Roundup Lawsuit include individuals battling Non-Hodgskin's Lymphoma, workers who used Roundup, and more.

Over the last few years, however, thousands of lawsuits have arisen alleging that the ubiquitous product is linked to an increased risk of contracting fatal illnesses.

Learn more about the allegations against the RoundUp makers.
https://www.nleelaw.com/roundup-w**dkiller-maker-faces-billions-in-settlements/

Roundup Weedkiller Maker Faces Billions in Settlements, New Cases Still Arising In 2020, Bayer agreed to pay more than $10 billion to settle injury claims for customers that used and developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.