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Road Worker Dangers on Indianapolis Highways & Interstates
In past blogs, Boulton Law Group has examined the dangers Indiana drivers face when entering or traveling through road construction,...
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I-465 Accident Near I-70 Results in Fatal Injuries to One Victim
November 21, 2020 -- Indianapolis, Indiana On Saturday afternoon, another tragic auto accident on an Indianapolis-area interstate has resulted in...
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Do Accident Victims Hit by Drunk Drivers Receive More Money?
No one can say that they did not know driving under the influence is an incredibly dangerous act. The safety...
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Semi-Truck vs. Car Accident on I-70 Leaves One Dead, One Injured
November 15, 2020 -- Indianapolis, Indiana An early, Saturday morning accident along I-70 involving a semi-truck and a car has...
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Indiana Car Accident Claim Time Limits: Know Your Statute Date!
Surprisingly, many Indiana car accident victims are unaware that their case comes with strict time limitations. If a car accident...
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Will My Insurance Rates Go Up After an Indiana Car Accident?
If you were in an accident, the following question has probably crossed your mind: "What will this do to my...
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Crossover Car Accidents on Interstates & Highways
Unfortunately, interstate and highway crossover car accidents are not an uncommon occurrence on Hoosier roadways and elsewhere throughout the U.S....
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Can Indiana Bars & Restaurants Be Sued for Overserving Someone?
We occasionally receive questions regarding whether or not Indiana bars can be sued for overserving someone. The short answer is,...
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