Published in Personal Injury on April 26, 2023.
In 2020, nearly 83,000 motorcyclists were injured in accidents. Motorcycle accidents are some of the most devastating accidents that can take place on the roadway. By design, motorcycles lack the protection and safety mechanisms of a car. Because of this, even a minor accident can result in severe injuries and death. If you or someone … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on April 12, 2023.
It is no secret that America has a drug problem. In fact, according to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 1.16 million Americans are arrested annually for drug-related offenses. Drug addiction is a prevalent issue in Indianapolis and around the country. Drug addiction often leads people into a life of crime and legal issues. … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on March 29, 2023.
The Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, grants us certain fundamental rights. Our rights are personal to us as individuals, and we can choose to exercise them if we want. Thus, under the Second Amendment and the Indiana State Constitution, you have the right to possess a firearm if you … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on March 10, 2023.
Everyone knows how important the Indianapolis 500 Race is to people all over the world. Since its beginnings in 1909, the race has annually presented fans with opportunities to celebrate. In fact, during the weeks leading up to the race, the city prepares for the crowds of people that flock to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, infield, and … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on March 2, 2023.
Summer is a great time for music lovers. Especially in Indiana. Every year Klipsch Music Center (Deer Creek), The Lawn at White River, Warm Fest and many great local venues put on all star lineups of concerts for people in and around Indiana to attend in enjoy. Unfortunately, concerts like these also mean added security … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on March 1, 2023.
Criminal Defense Attorney Serving all of Indianapolis Sometimes it is a stupid mistake. Other times a person has left prison or jail and is ready to start fresh. A criminal conviction puts a red circle on one’s name when looking for jobs or even housing. While some consider it part of the penalty of committing … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on February 22, 2023.
The term “drug possession” can encompass many scenarios, from minor to the most serious drug offenses. While it is true you can face unsavory consequences for even minimal marijuana possession, a conviction for aggravated drug possession will almost surely result in much more severe sanctions. Whether or not this is your first time in trouble … continue reading
Published in Criminal Law on February 1, 2023.
Some studies suggest that minors make up around 25.8% of all sex offenders known to the police. They also comprise over one-third of sex offenders known to police whose victims were juveniles. Most known juvenile sex offenders are between the ages of 12 and 17. Almost 93% are male. Further, a vast majority of sex … continue reading
Published in Personal Injury on January 25, 2023.
Most motorcycle riders understand the inherent dangers of riding a motorcycle. However, despite driving courses, defensive driving techniques, and taking extra precautions, accidents still happen. Because motorcycles don’t offer the same amount of protection a car or truck does, accidents can be devastating. At best, the motorcycle will be damaged, but anything worse than that … continue reading
Published in Personal Injury on January 18, 2023.
After being in a truck accident, you might want to seek financial compensation to help you recover from your injuries and losses. Determining fault and negligence might be straightforward if you were hit by a privately-owned passenger vehicle. But if a semi-truck hit you, who is liable for your damages might not be so clear. … continue reading
